Name

Pronunciation

Meaning

Meaning in Urdu

Quranic/Islamic History Reference

Ghaazi

Ghaa-zi

Warrior, Fighter

مجاہد، لڑاکا

Title given to those who fought in battles for Islam.

Ghaffar

Ghaff-ar

Forgiving

بخشنے والا

One of Allah’s 99 names, Al-Ghaffar (The Ever-Forgiving).

Ghalib

Gha-lib

Victorious, Conqueror

فاتح، غالب

Mentioned in the Quran in reference to Allah’s ultimate power (Surah Yusuf 12:21).

Ghamid

Gha-mid

Cloudy

مدہم

Refers to the uncertainty or obscurity of a situation, can also represent a subtle reference to depth in understanding.

Ghani

Gha-nee

Rich, Wealthy

امیر، مالدار

Derived from one of Allah’s names, Al-Ghani (The Self-Sufficient).

Ghazi

Gha-zee

Hero, Conqueror

بہادر، فاتح

Common title for warriors in Islamic history.

Ghaith

Ghayth

Rain

بارش

Symbolic of mercy from Allah, often used as a metaphor in the Quran (Surah An-Nur 24:43).

Ghaloom

Gha-loom

Soft-hearted

نرم دل

Reflects the gentleness of spirit, admired in Islamic teachings.

Ghamidul

Gha-mid-ul

Covered by mercy

رحمت سے ڈھکا ہوا

Associated with Allah's mercy and protection in the Quran.

Ghasaan

Gha-saan

Youthful

جوان

A prominent tribe in early Islamic history.

Ghaffur

Gha-fur

One who forgives

بخشنے والا

A form of Al-Ghaffar, used to describe forgiveness from Allah (Surah Taha 20:82).

Ghayas

Ghay-as

Helper

مددگار

Associated with seeking help or assistance, common in Islamic prayers.

Ghazwan

Ghaz-wan

Warrior

جنگجو

Historical name of a companion who fought alongside the Prophet (S.A.W.).

Ghayur

Ghay-oor

Self-respecting

غیرت مند

Reflects honor and dignity, characteristics praised in Islam.

Ghiath

Ghi-ath

Rain, Lifeline

بارش، زندگی کا سہارا

Used in the context of sustenance and blessings in the Quran.

Ghunaim

Ghu-naim

Winner, Successful

فاتح، کامیاب

Derived from the concept of victory and gain in Islamic history.

Ghazali

Gha-za-lee

Of the gazelle

ہرنی کا

Inspired by Imam Al-Ghazali, a famous Islamic scholar.

Ghufran

Ghu-fran

Forgiveness

معافی

Concept of forgiveness mentioned multiple times in the Quran (Surah Al-Baqarah 2:286).

Gibran

Ji-bran

Reward, Compensation

صلہ، انعام

Reflects the concept of reward for good deeds in Islam.

Gulzar

Gul-zar

Rose garden

گلاب کا باغ

Reflects beauty and abundance, sometimes used metaphorically in the Quran for paradise.

Gulam

Gu-lam

Slave, Servant

غلام

Common in Islamic tradition, often symbolizing servitude to Allah.

Ghurayb

Ghu-rayb

Stranger

اجنبی

Refers to the hadith: “Islam began as something strange, and it will return to being strange."

Ghous

Ghow-s

Helper, Savior

مددگار، نجات دہندہ

A title used for those who come to the aid of others, derived from Arabic Sufi tradition.

Gulzaruddin

Gul-zar-ud-din

Rose of the religion

دین کا گلاب

Represents beauty and grace within the context of Islam.

Ghaflan

Gha-flan

Unseen

غیبی

Refers to the unseen knowledge or events beyond human understanding.

Ghulamullah

Ghu-lam-ul-lah

Servant of Allah

اللہ کا غلام

Represents humility and dedication in servitude to Allah.

Ghudair

Ghu-dair

Small tree

چھوٹا درخت

Trees are often mentioned in the Quran as symbols of life and prosperity.

Ghabr

Gha-br

Calm, Quiet

پرسکون، خاموش

Reflects patience and serenity, qualities encouraged in Islam.

Ghaithullah

Ghayth-ul-lah

Allah's rain

اللہ کی بارش

Symbolizes Allah's mercy, often compared to life-giving rain in the Quran.

Ghilman

Ghil-man

Young men, Servants

نوجوان مرد

Mentioned in the Quran as attendants in paradise (Surah Al-Waqi'ah 56:17).

Ghiraat

Ghee-rat

Protective jealousy

غیرت مند

A quality praised in Islamic ethics, especially regarding family and faith.

Ghurab

Ghu-rab

Raven

کوا

Associated with a Quranic verse involving the raven teaching Cain about burial (Surah Al-Ma'idah 5:31).

Ghulzar

Ghul-zar

Prosperous

خوشحال

Represents abundance and beauty, akin to gardens of paradise.

Ghaazib

Ghaa-zib

Conqueror

فاتح

Title used for those who fought in the early Islamic conquests.

Ghaylan

Ghay-lan

Wolf

بھیڑیا

Symbolic of strength and bravery, qualities admired in Islamic warriors.

Ghazibullah

Gha-zi-bul-lah

Allah’s conqueror

اللہ کا فاتح

Refers to those who strive in the path of Allah for victory.

Ghuzayl

Ghu-zayl

Young deer

ہرن کا بچہ

Represents purity and innocence, similar to descriptions of paradise.

Ghalim

Gha-leem

Forbearing, Patient

بردبار، صابر

A quality highly praised in Islamic tradition and encouraged in the Quran.

Ghalm

Gha-lum

Heroic, Brave

بہادر

Bravery is often linked to the companions of the Prophet (S.A.W.) who defended Islam.

Ghamir

Gha-meer

Deep, Profound

گہرا، عمیق

Reflects intellectual depth and wisdom, qualities respected in Islamic thought.

Ghazzal

Gha-zal

Poet, Elegance

شاعر، نفاست

Reflects creativity and refinement, common traits of early Islamic poets.

Ghawth

Ghow-th

Relief, Aid

مدد، راحت

Refers to seeking aid or relief from Allah, mentioned in supplications.

Ghaithul-Islam

Ghayth-ul-Islam

Rain of Islam

اسلام کی بارش

Represents blessings and mercy bestowed upon the followers of Islam.

Ghubash

Ghu-bash

Twilight, Early Dawn

شام کا دھندلکا

Represents the transition between night and day, symbolizing new beginnings.

Gharib

Gha-reeb

Stranger

اجنبی

Common theme in the hadith, referring to the stranger as a metaphor for the righteous in difficult times.

Ghafir

Gha-fir

Forgiver

معاف کرنے والا

One of Allah's 99 names, Al-Ghafir (The Forgiver).

Gharid

Gha-reed

Sweet singer

خوش گلو

Reflects beauty in sound, like the recitation of the Quran.

Ghiyath

Ghi-yath

Relief

راحت

Used in the context of aid or relief in Islamic prayers.

Ghaziyan

Gha-zi-yan

One who fights for truth

حق کے لیے لڑنے والا

Warriors who fought for the truth and for the spread of Islam.

Ghazir

Gha-zeer

Abundant

وافر

Abundance is a symbol of Allah’s generosity, often referred to in descriptions of paradise.

Ghamzeen

Gham-zeen

Loving, Kind-hearted

محبت بھرا، مہربان

Reflects a gentle and caring nature, highly admired in Islamic teachings.

Ghazfar

Gha-zfar

Lion, Courageous

شیر، بہادر

Symbolizes bravery and strength, qualities that are celebrated in Islamic history.

Ghilaf

Ghi-laf

Cover, Protection

حفاظتی ڈھانپ

Refers to protection and covering, commonly seen in the protection of faith in Islamic principles.

Ghassanullah

Ghas-san-ul-lah

Allah’s youthful servant

اللہ کا جوان خادم

Represents servitude to Allah and a strong, youthful spirit.

Ghazwanullah

Gha-zwan-ul-lah

Warrior for Allah

اللہ کے لیے جنگجو

Reflects a warrior spirit fighting for the cause of Allah, in line with early Islamic battles.

Ghurfa

Ghur-fa

Chamber, Room

کمرہ

Mentioned in the Quran in reference to the chambers of paradise (Surah Maryam 19:73).

Ghalaf

Gha-laf

Protected, Shielded

محفوظ، محفوظ

Represents protection by Allah, an important concept in Islamic prayers.

Ghufranullah

Ghu-fran-ul-lah

Allah's forgiveness

اللہ کی معافی

Represents the mercy and forgiveness of Allah.

Ghaali

Ghaa-lee

Precious, Expensive

قیمتی، نایاب

Reflects something of high value, a quality mentioned in spiritual terms in the Quran.

Ghurrah

Ghur-rah

Foremost, First

اولین

Refers to being a leader or at the forefront, a characteristic encouraged in Islamic leadership.

Ghubat

Ghu-bat

Deserted, Quiet

سنسان، خاموش

Reflects the serenity and quietness, often associated with spiritual solitude.

Ghaadib

Ghaa-dib

Angry

غصے میں

Represents a strong, passionate individual, although patience is always encouraged in Islam.

Ghaazif

Gha-zi-f

Strong, Enduring

مضبوط، برداشت کرنے والا

Endurance is a quality often praised in Islamic warriors and believers.

Ghaibi

Ghai-bee

Invisible, Unseen

غیب، پوشیدہ

Refers to the unseen aspects of faith, a key concept in Islamic spirituality.

Ghalyul

Gha-lyul

High, Elevated

بلند، اعلیٰ

Associated with spiritual and moral elevation, something encouraged in Islamic teachings.

Ghaous

Gha-oos

Helper of others

دوسروں کا مددگار

Seen as a virtuous quality, helping others is a central principle in Islam.

Ghasham

Gha-sham

Brave, Fearless

نڈر، بہادر

Reflects courage and bravery, traits respected in early Islamic history.

Ghalyan

Ghal-yan

Boiling, Enthusiastic

جوش، پرجوش

Symbolizes passion and zeal, qualities admired in the service of Islam.

Ghairullah

Ghai-rul-lah

Different from Allah

اللہ کے علاوہ

Represents the unique qualities that are distinct from Allah, often seen in spiritual discussions.

Ghaffatun

Gha-fatun

Humble, Submissive

عاجز، مطیع

Humility is a key characteristic in Islamic teachings, as represented in the Prophet (S.A.W.).

Gharibullah

Gha-ree-bul-lah

Allah’s stranger

اللہ کا اجنبی

Refers to the concept of being a stranger for the sake of Allah, a theme in Islamic hadith.

Ghazfir

Gha-zfir

Victorious, Winner

فاتح، کامیاب

Represents victory and triumph, common in the stories of early Islamic battles.

Gharraf

Gha-rraf

Generous, Charitable

سخی، فیاض

Generosity is a quality often associated with the Sahaba and mentioned in the Quran.

Ghazwin

Gha-zwin

Conqueror, Victor

فاتح

Refers to Muslim conquerors who spread Islam across various regions.

Ghathfan

Gha-th-fan

Rich, Wealthy

امیر، دولت مند

Reflects wealth and prosperity, seen as blessings in Islamic history.

Ghaidan

Ghai-dan

Gentle, Calm

نرم، سکون والا

Calmness and gentleness are traits praised in the Quran and demonstrated by the Prophet (S.A.W.).

Ghafarullah

Gha-far-ul-lah

Allah's Forgiver

اللہ کا معاف کرنے والا

Represents one who seeks forgiveness, reflecting the concept of Allah as the Oft-Forgiving.

Ghareer

Gha-reer

Clear, Pure

صاف، پاک

Purity is emphasized in Islam, symbolized by the cleanliness of faith and actions.

Ghaasir

Ghaa-sir

Strong, Powerful

طاقتور

Represents physical and spiritual strength, encouraged in the lives of the Sahaba.

Ghariz

Gha-riz

Deep, Profound

گہرا، عمیق

Reflects depth of knowledge and understanding, virtues praised in Islamic scholarship.

Ghaldam

Ghal-dam

Steadfast, Firm

ثابت قدم، پختہ

Steadfastness in faith is a virtue highly encouraged in Islam, as seen in the lives of the Prophet’s companions.

Ghadi

Gha-dee

Morning, New Day

صبح، نیا دن

Symbolizes new beginnings and hope, concepts central to Islamic teachings about renewal.

Ghanayim

Gha-na-yim

Bounty, Spoils

مال غنیمت

Refers to spoils of war, a concept present in early Islamic history and battles.

Ghayoor

Gha-yoor

Dignified, Self-respecting

عزت دار، باوقار

Dignity and self-respect are qualities often associated with Islamic leaders and the Sahaba.

Ghazzali

Gha-zza-lee

Hardworking, Dedicated

محنتی، وقف

Reflects diligence and dedication, qualities celebrated in early Islamic scholars.

Ghafif

Gha-feef

Light, Gentle

ہلکا، نرم

Represents lightness and gentleness, traits encouraged in personal conduct in Islam.

Ghayth

Gha-yth

Rain

بارش

Rain is often used in the Quran as a metaphor for mercy and divine blessings (Surah Al-An’am 6:99).

Ghufayr

Ghu-fayr

Forgiver

معاف کرنے والا

Reflects the concept of forgiveness, which is central to Islamic teachings and Allah’s attributes.

Ghazary

Gha-za-ry

Fertile, Productive

زرخیز، مفید

Refers to productive and fertile land, symbolizing prosperity and growth in Islamic tradition.

Ghasib

Gha-sib

Conqueror

فتح کرنے والا

Refers to those who fought for justice in the early Islamic conquests.

Ghassab

Gha-sab

Victorious, One who takes

فاتح، قبضہ کرنے والا

Reflects one who is victorious or takes possession, similar to those who participated in the early Islamic expansions.

Ghabir

Gha-bir

Wise, Experienced

عقلمند، تجربہ کار

Reflects wisdom and experience, traits highly admired in Islamic scholarship and leadership.

Ghaliyan

Gha-lee-yan

Boiling with passion

جوش سے بھرپور

Symbolizes enthusiasm and passion for causes in life, particularly in the context of striving for righteousness.

Ghafur

Gha-fur

Forgiving

معاف کرنے والا

One of the names of Allah (Al-Ghafur), symbolizing His forgiving nature (Surah Al-Baqarah 2:173).

Ghanim

Gha-neem

Successful, Prosperous

کامیاب، خوشحال

Reflects prosperity and success, often linked to those blessed by Allah’s favor.

Ghayar

Gha-yar

Jealous, Protective

غیور، محافظ

Refers to one who is protective, a quality encouraged among believers.

Ghasan

Gha-saan

Handsome, Youthful

خوبصورت، جوان

Symbolizes youth and beauty, attributes admired in Islamic culture.

Ghalibullah

Ghaa-lib-ul-lah

Victorious by Allah

اللہ کے ذریعے غالب

Signifies victory granted by Allah’s will, as seen in early Islamic battles.

Ghaylani

Ghai-la-ni

From the oasis

نخلستان سے

Reflects the significance of water and oases in Islamic symbolism, especially in desert regions.

Ghaniy

Gha-nee-y

Self-sufficient

خود کفیل

Reflects independence, an attribute of Allah (Al-Ghani), symbolizing self-sufficiency.

Ghabis

Gha-bis

Strong-willed

مضبوط ارادے والا

Reflects determination, a quality seen in the Sahaba who remained steadfast in their faith.

Ghashan

Gha-shaan

Strong, Mighty

طاقتور، مضبوط

Represents strength and might, qualities of many companions of the Prophet (S.A.W.).

Ghanadir

Gha-na-dir

Generous, Open-handed

فیاض، سخی

Reflects generosity, a highly valued virtue in Islam, mentioned in the context of charity.

Ghazawi

Gha-za-wee

Fighter of battles

جنگ لڑنے والا

Reflects the spirit of fighting in Islamic conquests to protect the faith.

Ghadir

Gha-deer

Pond, Stream

تالاب، ندی

Symbolizes water, a central theme in Islamic metaphors for life and mercy (Surah Al-Waqi'ah 56:31).

Ghamdan

Gham-daan

Swift, Quick

تیز، جلدی

Speed and swiftness are praised qualities, especially in battles fought by early Muslims.

Ghawar

Gha-war

Deep, Profound

گہرا، عمیق

Represents depth of knowledge and understanding, virtues praised in Islamic scholarship.

Ghafurullah

Gha-fur-ul-lah

Allah's Forgiver

اللہ کا معاف کرنے والا

Represents the attribute of Allah’s forgiveness, emphasized throughout the Quran.

Ghaythuddin

Ghai-th-ud-din

Rain of the faith

دین کی بارش

Symbolizes mercy and blessings upon the faithful, a metaphor often used in the Quran.

Gharam

Gha-ram

Love, Passion

محبت، جذبہ

Reflects the concept of deep love and devotion, a value also directed towards Allah.

Ghashim

Gha-shim

Bold, Aggressive

دلیر، جارحانہ

Represents boldness and aggressiveness, especially in battles fought by Muslim warriors.