Abuhisham

Father of Hisham, often associated with those who embody generosity or nobility.

Abuhurairah

Father of the kitten or cat; associated with the notable companion of Prophet Muhammad, Abu Hurairah.

Abuhurayrah

Father of the little kitten; an alternate form of Abuhurairah, known for a similar connotation.

Abuidris

Father of Idris; Idris is often equated with the biblical Enoch, signifying diligent or studious.

Abuishaq

Father of Ishaq; Ishaq is the Arabic form of Isaac, which means 'laughter' or 'he laughs.'

Abujafar

Father of Jafar; commonly linked to Jafar ibn Abi Talib, a prominent historical figure in Islam.

Abujahl

Father of Jahl; associated with an opponent of Prophet Muhammad, whose name means ignorance.

Abujurayj

Father of Jurayj; commonly used in Islamic culture.

Abukathir

Father of plenty; conveys a meaning of abundance in offspring or blessings.

Abul

Father of; a prefix used in many Arabic names to denote parentage.

Abul Khayr

Father of goodness; signifies a patronage of benevolence.

Abul-khayr

Father of goodness; signifies a patronage of benevolence, synonymous with Abul Khayr.

Abulabbas

Father of Abbas; Abbas means 'lion' and is commonly associated with the uncle of Prophet Muhammad.

Abulahab

Father of flames; historically associated with Abu Lahab, known for opposing Prophet Muhammad.

Abulaina

Father of Laina; the name signifies tenderness or softness.

Abulala

Father of Lala; often conveys tenderness and affection.

Abulasshab

Father of Asshab; a name that may signify importance or comfort.

Abulaswad

He is known for his wisdom and intelligence.

Abulbarakat

Father of blessings or abundance.

Abulbashar

Father of humanity; refers to someone who brings good tidings.

Abuldunya

Father of the world; symbolizes worldly knowledge and status.

Abuldurr

Father of the righteous; signifies moral rectitude.

Abulfadl

Father of virtue or excellence.

Abulfaraj

Father of relief; signifies deliverance from troubles.

Abulfath

Father of victory; represents triumph and success.

Abulfazl

Father of excellence; denotes high moral and ethical standards.

Abulhaija

Father of the pilgrim; denotes someone who undertakes a holy journey.

Abulhaisam

Father of a sharer; implies generosity and sharing.

Abulhasan

Father of goodness; suggests kindness and benevolence.

Abulhassan

Father of beauty; represents aesthetic qualities and virtues.

Abulhawari

Father of the apostle; reflects leadership and guidance.

Abulhusain

Father of the good; suggests positive influence and character.

Abulhusayn

Father of the handsome; signifies charm and allure.

Abulkalam

Father of words; suggests eloquence and wisdom in speech.

Abulkhair

Father of goodness; represents benevolence and positive deeds.

Abulkhayr

Father of goodness; denotes one who does good acts.

Abulmahasin

Father of virtues; suggests a moral and noble character.

Abulmahzurat

Father of the unseen matters or issues.

Abulmasakin

Father of the needy or poor.

Abulmughayyis

Father of the one who manages or controls.

Abulmusawir

Father of the one who designs or creates images.

Abulqasim

Father of Qasim; it signifies generosity and nobility.

Abulsaid

Father of the happy one or fortunate person.

Abultayyib

Father of the good or wholesome one.

Abululu

Father of pearls, symbolizing beauty and preciousness.

Abulwafa

Father of loyalty and faithfulness.

Abulward

Father of roses or flowers, symbolizing beauty.

Abulyumn

Father of prosperity or abundance.

Abulyusr

Father of ease and facilitation.

Abulzinad

Father of adornments or ornaments.

Abumahzoorah

Father of the one who is honored or venerated.

Abumalik

Father of the king or ruler.

Abumasood

Father of the one who is happy or fortunate.

Abumuhammad

Father of Muhammad, a name signifying greatness and honor.

Abunasr

Father of victory or success.

Abundrah

Father of abundance or wealth.

Aburah

Father of the one who is revered or respected.

Abusaeed

Father of happiness or good fortune.

Abusahl

Father of ease or comfort.

Abushaybah

Father of Shaybah, or the one who encountered old age.

Abutalha

Father of Talha, commonly used among Muslim families.

Abutalib

Father of Talib, often associated with leadership and nobility in Islam.

Abutayyib

Father of Tayyib, implying goodness and purity.

Abuubaidah

Father of Ubaidah, denotes servitude and humility to God.

Abuya

Father of the one who is awake, possibly indicating a wise figure.

Abuyazid

Father of Yazid, meaning to increase or augment, symbolizing growth.

Abuyousuf

Father of Yusuf, which means 'God increases,' referencing the Biblical Joseph.

Abuzar

Father of Zar, associated with someone who is a companion to the Prophet Muhammad.

Abuzeid

Father of Zeid, meaning growth or increase, implying prosperity.

Abwan

Father of the son or child, conveying a sense of proud parenthood.

Aby

Fatherly figure or a term for respect.

Abyad

White or bright, symbolizing purity and clarity.

Abyan

Clear or evident, often referring to clarity in purpose or thought.

Abyar

The one who is abundant or plentiful, generally referring to generosity.

Abyasa

A name denoting the one who is excellent or perfect.

Abyaz

White or radiantly clear, sometimes given to both genders.

Abzar

One who is brave and courageous.

Abzari

One who possesses plentiful water or a fertile region.

Achmad

Highly praised or commendable; a variant of Muhammad.

Achmed

Highly praised; another variant of Muhammad.

Achraf

The one who is high in rank or nobility.

Ad-Darr

Meaning 'the Distresser,' one of the names of Allah in Islam signifying the one who causes distress.

Ad-Drr

A name typically used in Arabic-speaking cultures that signifies 'the one who is steadfast' or 'the firm.'

Ad'ifaah

A female name meaning 'delicate' or 'fragile' in Arabic.

Adab

Refers to 'literature', 'manners', or 'etiquette' in Arabic-speaking cultures.

Adaj

A name meaning 'broad-minded' or 'generous' in Arabic.

Adalah

A name meaning 'justice' or 'fairness' in Arabic.

Adalar

Adalar means 'islands' in Turkish, often symbolizing beauty and serenity.

Adalat

Adalat means 'justice' or 'fairness' in Turkish, symbolizing righteousness.

Adalet

Adalet means 'justice' in Turkish, symbolizing fairness and equity.

Adam

Man; the first human being created in the Bible.

Adama

Earth; often interpreted as being related to the ground or soil.

Adamu

Derived from Adam, meaning 'man' or 'earth'

Adana

A city name but also means 'the one who is a gift from God'

Adawi

One who is known and has a distinguished reputation.

Adawiyah

An Islamic name often given to signify belovedness and kindness.

Adb

Shortened form of Abdullah, meaning servant of God.

Adbdullah

Servant of Allah, a commonly used name among Muslims.

Adbul-Qawi

Servant of the Powerful, emphasizing God's might.

Addalla

A feminine variation of Abdullah, meaning worshipper of God.