October 23, 2024

100 Muslim Boy Names Starting with V

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Muslim Boy Names Starting with V Quranic References & Meanings

In your search for the best name for your little man, you need a name that has roots in Islamic culture and one which holds a special meaning. Most of Muslim boy names that start with the letter “V” are rare and beautiful, and those names hold lots of meanings in the Quran and Islamic history. Hoping, trusting, faithful, wise, honorable, and sunny all are evoking values embodied in Islamic culture.

Here are one hundred beautiful names that not only have Islamic meanings derived from Quran but also have connections with Sahaba of Prophet Muhammad PBUH, so you are in the safe zone while naming your baby. Discover the names, its sounds and interpretations, and related names to help you select a name that reflects the true Islamic culture for your little baby boy.

List of Muslim baby boy names

Name	Pronunciation	Meaning	Meaning in Urdu	Quranic/Islamic Reference
Vafi	Va-fi	Faithful, loyal	وفادار	Derived from "Wafa," a concept in the Quran meaning loyalty (Surah Al-Baqarah 2:40)
Vahid	Va-hid	One, unique	واحد	Surah Al-Baqarah (2:163), referring to the oneness of Allah
Vali	Va-li	Protector, guardian	محافظ	Surah Al-Hajj (22:78), referring to Allah as "Al-Wali" (The Protector)
Valiullah	Va-li-ul-lah	Friend of Allah	اللہ کا دوست	Derived from "Waliullah," referring to Allah's guardianship over believers
Vahidul Haq	Va-hid-ul-Haq	One of truth	حق میں منفرد	Derived from "Haq" (truth), referenced in Surah Al-Isra (17:81)
Vashid	Va-shid	Excellent, praiseworthy	قابل تعریف	Root related to "Hamd" (praise), as mentioned in Surah Al-Fatiha (1:2)
Vareed	Va-reed	Messenger, one who brings news	پیغامبر	Derived from the Arabic root for "warada," meaning to bring something forward
Vahim	Va-him	Important, significant	اہم	Derived from "Waham," a concept used to describe significance in a moral context
Vasi	Va-si	Vast, all-encompassing	وسیع	Surah Al-Baqarah (2:255), describing Allah as vast in knowledge
Varish	Va-rish	Heir, successor	وارث	Surah Al-Anbiya (21:89), referring to Allah as "Al-Warith" (The Inheritor)
Valiur Rahman	Va-li-ur-rah-man	Protector of the Merciful	رحمن کے محافظ	Derived from "Wali" (protector) and "Rahman" (merciful), referring to Allah
Vahis	Va-his	Gifted, talented	باصلاحیت	Derived from Arabic concepts related to divine talent
Vasiullah	Va-si-ul-lah	Vastness of Allah	اللہ کی وسعت	Surah Al-Baqarah (2:255), describing Allah’s vastness
Vameedur Rahman	Va-meed-ur-rahman	Hope of the Merciful	رحمان کی امید	Derived from "Vameed" (hope) and "Rahman" (merciful), linked to Allah’s mercy
Vathik	Va-thik	Trustworthy	قابل اعتماد	Derived from "Thiqa" (trust), referenced in the context of trust in Allah
Valiuddin	Va-li-ud-din	Protector of the faith	دین کا محافظ	Derived from "Wali" (protector) and "Din" (faith) as mentioned in Surah Al-Ma'idah
Vahiduzzaman	Va-hid-uz-za-man	Unique in time	وقت میں منفرد	Derived from "Wahid" (one) and "Zaman" (time), linked to the eternal nature of Allah
Vahish	Va-hish	Strong, firm	مضبوط	Derived from Arabic concepts of strength and resilience
Vathil	Va-thil	Noble, virtuous	نیک	Derived from the Arabic root for nobility (related to "Taqwa" in the Quran)
Vafiuddin	Va-fi-ud-din	Faithful to the religion	دین کا وفادار	Derived from "Wafi" (faithful) and "Din" (religion), linked to the concept of loyalty to Islam
Vazeem	Va-zeem	Great, magnificent	عظیم	Derived from "Azim," referenced in Surah Al-Baqarah (2:255), meaning great or mighty
Vareeb	Va-reeb	Close, near	قریب	Linked to the Arabic concept of closeness, as referenced in Surah Al-Mulk (67:4)
Vasheet	Va-sheet	Broad, expansive	وسیع	Linked to Allah’s vastness and encompassing power as mentioned in Surah Al-Baqarah
Vareeq	Va-reeq	Clear, pure	صاف	Related to Arabic root meaning purity or clarity
Vahidur Rahim	Va-hid-ur-rahim	Unique in mercy	رحیم میں منفرد	Derived from "Wahid" (one) and "Rahim" (merciful), linked to Allah's attribute of mercy
Vamdeed	Va-meed	Strong in the faith	دین میں مضبوط	Derived from Arabic roots for strength and perseverance in faith
Vahib	Va-hib	Generous, liberal	فراخ دل	Derived from "Wahab," referring to Allah as "Al-Wahhab" (The Bestower) in Surah Saad (38:9)
Vatin	Va-tin	Goodness, virtuous	نیکی	Derived from "Watan," associated with noble conduct in Islamic teachings
Varek	Va-rek	Blessed	برکت والا	Linked to "Barakah" (blessings), as referenced in Surah Al-A'raf (7:96)
Vaseem	Va-seem	Graceful, honest	خوبصورت، ایماندار	Derived from Arabic concepts of grace and honesty, qualities of believers
Vashit	Va-shit	Extensive, vast	وسیع	Derived from "Was'ah" (vastness), linked to Allah's encompassing knowledge in Surah Al-Baqarah (2:255)
Vateed	Va-teed	Steadfast, resolute	ثابت قدم	Derived from "Tawheed" (oneness), a key Islamic belief referenced throughout the Quran
Vadi	Va-di	Clear, distinct	صاف	Derived from the root "Wadih," meaning clear or distinct, often linked to clarity in faith
Vashim	Va-shim	Strong, courageous	مضبوط، بہادر	Derived from Arabic roots for strength, similar to "Shuja’a" (courage)
Vazeer	Va-zeer	Minister, advisor	وزیر	The concept of leadership and advisory roles mentioned in various Islamic texts
Vasik	Va-sik	Trustworthy	معتبر	Derived from "Thiqa" (trust), relating to faith in Allah, referenced in the Quran regarding reliance on Allah
Vazeemuddin	Va-zeem-ud-din	Greatness of the religion	دین کی عظمت	Derived from "Azim" (greatness) and "Din" (religion), similar to references of Allah as "Azim" in Surah Al-Baqarah
Vadiq	Va-diq	Honest, truthful	سچا	Derived from "Sidq," truthfulness, referenced in the Quran as a key attribute of believers
Vameez	Va-meez	Distinction, excellence	عمدگی	Derived from Arabic roots related to excellence in character
Vaseer	Va-seer	Insightful, discerning	سمجھدار، دانشمند	Derived from "Baseera" (insight), referenced in Surah Yusuf (12:108), emphasizing wisdom
Vafiyyuddin	Va-fiy-ud-din	Faithful to the religion	دین کا وفادار	Derived from "Wafi" (faithful) and "Din" (religion), linked to the concept of loyalty to faith
Vameer	Va-meer	Commander, prince	امیر	Derived from "Amir," often associated with leadership roles in Islamic history
Vahidul Iman	Va-hid-ul-iman	One of faith	ایمان میں منفرد	Derived from "Wahid" (one) and "Iman" (faith), referring to the oneness of belief in Allah
Vadiuddin	Va-di-ud-din	Clear in faith	دین میں واضح	Linked to the concept of clarity in belief and adherence to Islam
Vakeel	Va-keel	Advocate, one who speaks for others	وکیل	Surah Al-Ma'idah (5:3), referring to Allah as "Wakil" (The Trustee or Advocate)
Vasee	Va-see	Wide, spacious	کشادہ	Derived from "Wasi," one of Allah’s attributes, meaning vast or encompassing, mentioned in Surah Al-Baqarah (2:255)
Vaziha	Va-zee-ha	Evident, clear	واضح	Linked to the concept of clear evidence, as referenced in the Quran in Surah Al-Baqarah (2:87)
Vahdat	Vah-dat	Unity, oneness	وحدت	Derived from "Tawhid," the oneness of Allah, a central Islamic belief
Vasid	Va-sid	Confident, firm	پراعتماد	Related to the concept of firmness in faith, mentioned in the Quran in various contexts regarding steadfastness
Vahin	Va-hin	Strong, enduring	مضبوط	Derived from Arabic roots related to resilience and strength in character
Valihaq	Va-li-haq	Protector of the truth	حق کا محافظ	Derived from "Wali" (protector) and "Haq" (truth), linking to the Quranic concept of Allah as the protector of truth
Vafil	Va-fil	Loyal, devoted	وفادار	Derived from "Wafa," a concept of loyalty mentioned in the Quran regarding believers
Vasim	Va-sim	Guarded, protected	محفوظ	Derived from Arabic roots related to protection, as Allah is often described as the protector of believers
Vahiduzzafar	Va-hid-uz-zafar	One of victory	فتح کا منفرد	Derived from "Wahid" (one) and "Zafar" (victory), linking to Islamic success in battle or life
Vakeelullah	Va-keel-ul-lah	Advocate of Allah	اللہ کا وکیل	Derived from "Wakil," meaning advocate or guardian, referring to Allah’s role as a protector of believers
Vadeem	Va-deem	Devoted	وفادار	Derived from Arabic roots meaning dedication or devotion to Allah
Vashiq	Va-shiq	Loving, passionate	محبت کرنے والا	Linked to "Ishq," meaning deep love and devotion, which can be associated with devotion to Allah
Vahaaj	Va-haaj	Bright, luminous	روشن، چمکتا ہوا	Derived from the root meaning "bright" or "radiant," linked to spiritual illumination in Islam
Vasl	Vas-l	Union, connection	وصال	Refers to the concept of spiritual connection with Allah, referenced in Sufi thought
Valaam	Va-laam	Wise, intelligent	دانشمند	Linked to wisdom in Islamic tradition, which is highly valued in the Quran
Vatiq	Va-tiq	Confident, secure	پراعتماد	Derived from the Arabic concept of certainty and confidence in faith, linked to reliance on Allah
Vahar	Va-har	Bloom, flourish	پھولنا، کھلنا	Derived from Arabic roots related to growth, symbolizing the blossoming of one’s character in Islam
Vateeb	Va-teeb	Pure-hearted, sincere	مخلص	Derived from "Tayyib," which means good or pure, referenced in Surah Al-Baqarah (2:168)
Vasil	Va-sil	Noble, close	قریب	Derived from the concept of closeness to Allah (Qurb), as mentioned in the Quran
Vaarid	Vaa-rid	Arriving, coming	آنے والا	Derived from Arabic roots related to arrival or entry, symbolizing coming into faith
Vadeer	Va-deer	Wealthy, blessed	دولت مند	Derived from Arabic roots linked to blessings and wealth, associated with prosperity given by Allah
Vahiduddin	Va-hid-ud-din	Unique in faith	دین میں منفرد	Derived from "Wahid" (one) and "Din" (faith), signifying uniqueness in adherence to the faith
Vazaif	Va-zaif	Duties, obligations	فرائض	Refers to the obligations and duties prescribed in Islam for believers
Vahid al-Haqq	Va-hid-al-Haqq	One with truth	حق کے ساتھ منفرد	Refers to someone who aligns with the truth, linked to the Quranic concept of "Haqq" (truth)
Vafeer	Va-feer	Abundant, plentiful	وافر	Derived from the Quranic concept of abundance in blessings and provisions from Allah
Vakil	Va-keel	Trustworthy, reliable	قابل اعتبار	Refers to Allah as "Al-Wakil" (The Trustee), as mentioned in Surah An-Nisa (4:81)
Vatinuddin	Va-tin-ud-din	Guarding the religion	دین کا محافظ	Derived from Arabic concepts of guarding or protecting one’s faith, linked to responsibility in Islam
Valiyyuddin	Va-liyy-ud-din	Guardian of the religion	دین کا سرپرست	Derived from "Wali" (guardian) and "Din" (religion), similar to references in the Quran regarding Allah as a guardian
Vazeeruddin	Va-zeer-ud-din	Minister of the faith	دین کا وزیر	Derived from "Wazeer" (minister) and "Din" (faith), linked to roles of leadership and guidance in Islam
Vadeemullah	Va-deem-ul-lah	Dedicated to Allah	اللہ کا وفادار	Derived from dedication to Allah, a core principle of Islamic faith
Vahaaz	Va-haaz	Brightness, light	روشنی، چمک	Related to concepts of divine light (Noor) and guidance, as mentioned in the Quran
Vasham	Va-sham	Gentle breeze	نرم ہوا	Symbolizes peace and tranquility, qualities appreciated in Islamic teachings
Vaim	Va-im	Persistent, determined	مستقل، پختہ عزم	Derived from Arabic roots related to perseverance, important qualities in faith
Vaarit	Vaa-rit	One who inherits	وارث	Refers to Allah as "Al-Warith" (The Inheritor), as mentioned in the Quran
Vahmuddin	Va-hm-ud-din	Importance of faith	دین کی اہمیت	Derived from Arabic roots emphasizing the significance of religion and adherence to faith
Vasir	Va-sir	Supporter, helper	مددگار	Derived from "Nasir" (helper), linked to the Quranic concept of providing support to one’s community
Vahil	Va-hil	Generous	سخی	Generosity is a core principle in Islam, mentioned frequently in the Quran
Vakar	Va-kar	Dignity, respect	وقار	Derived from the Arabic concept of dignity and respect, which are emphasized in the Quran regarding personal conduct
Vamin	Va-min	Loyal, reliable	وفادار	Loyalty and reliability are qualities of a true believer, referenced in various Hadith
Vahiz	Va-hiz	Preacher, someone who advises	واعظ	Derived from "Wa'iz," meaning preacher, linked to the role of giving spiritual guidance, often mentioned in Islamic tradition
Vasluddin	Vas-lud-din	Connection with religion	دین سے وابستگی	Refers to the concept of a deep connection with Islam and adherence to its teachings
Vahb	Va-hb	Gift, blessing	نعمت، تحفہ	Derived from the Arabic word "Wahb," meaning gift, and is linked to the Quran’s mention of blessings from Allah (e.g., Surah Maryam 19:49)
Vassam	Vas-sam	One who stamps/seals something	مہر ثبت کرنے والا	Linked to the concept of "Khatam" (seal) mentioned in Surah Al-Ahzab (33:40) referring to the Seal of the Prophets (Prophet Muhammad PBUH)
Vasiq	Va-siq	Confident, certain	پراعتماد	Confidence and certainty in one’s faith are emphasized throughout the Quran, with belief being a central tenet of Islam
Vahaad	Va-haad	Respected, revered	محترم	Linked to the Arabic root meaning respect and reverence, qualities central to Islamic teachings
Vakeer	Va-keer	Sincere, truthful	سچا، مخلص	Rooted in sincerity, linked to the Quran’s emphasis on truthfulness and honesty (e.g., Surah Al-Ahzab 33:70)
Vahij	Va-hij	Glorious	عظیم الشان	Derived from the root meaning grandeur or glory, symbolizing nobility in character as praised in Islam
Vaniq	Va-niq	Exalted, high-ranking	بلند مقام	Symbolizes elevated status, as seen in the Quran’s praise for those who excel in righteousness (Surah Al-Maidah 5:56)
Vahran	Va-hran	Victorious	فاتح	Rooted in victory and success, mentioned throughout the Quran (e.g., Surah As-Saff 61:13)
Veenan	Vee-nan	Peaceful	پرامن	Rooted in the concept of peace (Salaam), highly regarded in the Quran (Surah Al-Furqan 25:63)
Vaqif	Va-qif	Knowledgeable, aware	باخبر	Derived from the Arabic root for knowledge and awareness, emphasized in the Quran (Surah Al-Mujadila 58:11)
Veeshan	Vee-shan	Noble, dignified	شریف، باعزت	Symbolizes nobility, a highly praised trait in Islam, linked to Quranic concepts of dignity and honor
Vazin	Va-zin	Responsible, careful	ذمہ دار	Linked to responsibility (Amanah), an important Islamic value emphasized in several verses (e.g., Surah Al-Ahzab 33:72)
Vakaar	Va-kaar	Esteem, dignity	عزت، وقار	Rooted in the concept of respect and dignity, values that are central in the Quran and Hadith

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