For boys, Moorish names channel the legacy of eminent scholars, rulers, and navigators who thrived in lands spanning from Morocco to medieval Spain. Options like Hassan or Tariq reflect spiritual devotion and a proud warrior’s path, inspired by Berber conquests and urban grandeur. These names symbolize an era of architectural splendor and knowledge exchange, offering young men an inheritance of dignity, curiosity, and cultural resilience.
Of Arabic origin, meaning "prince" or "commander."
King
Father of many or exalted father
God will increase
Of Arabic origin, meaning "highly praised."
Praiseworthy
Sublime
Savior
Abundance
A name with unique qualities.
Interpreter or ardent lord in welsh
Handsome
Morning star
Life
A variant of the surname Ferris
Derived from the Arabic word for "blessings" and has significant cultural and historical importance
Of Arabic origin origin.
Arabic origin, meaning "stern" or "lion."
Dove
Of Arabic origin, meaning "lion" or "courageous."
Pure
Salim carries unique cultural or symbolic value.
Abundance
Safwan symbolizes 'purity and brightness'.
Flint
One who distributes
Rightly guided
Shamir symbolizes 'strength'.
Strong
Of Arabic origin, meaning "protector" or "guardian."
Fruitful tree from heaven
Ridwan means 'grace'.
Love or passion and holds significant religious and cultural meaning
Modest
Wool
Generous
Of Arabic origin, meaning "life" or "prosperity."
Lamp
Newborn
Ayyub is a boy's name of Arabic origin, meaning "patient" or "enduring
Praised
Salih carries unique cultural or symbolic value.
Shakir carries unique cultural or symbolic value.
To increase
Praiseworthy
Associated with bold qualities.
Rest
Comforter or one who consoles
Of the name uthman is
To glance
Of Swahili origin, meaning "blessing."
Shahid means 'to witness'.
Handsome or good
Victorious
Associated with the hope that the child will bring brightness and happiness to others.
A variant of Arabic
Warrior
That reflects on the individual
Gardener
Lively
A variant of the ancient Mesopotamian region known as Ubaid
Measurement
Sahl means 'Companion of Prophet Muhammad'.
