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Müfit مفيد (مَفِيد) بمعنى نافع أو مفيد
Beneficial, one who gives benefit (from Arabic 'Mufīd' مفيد meaning 'useful/beneficial') Boy Turkish (from Arabic mufīd/مفيد)
Dhul-Nun ذو النون: لفظياً 'صاحب النون' أو 'ذو السمكة'؛ لقب تاريخي ظهر في تراجم الصوفية.
An Arabic epithet ذو النون (dhū al-nūn) meaning 'Possessor of the Fish' or 'He of the Fish'; borne historically by the early Egyptian Sufi Dhu'l-Nun al-Misri and used as an honorific epithet in classical Arabic literature. Boy Arabic (historical Egyptian Sufi tradition)
Zulfiqar ذو الفِقار: حرفياً 'صاحب الفِقار' أو 'القاطع للفقرات'، اسم سيف علي بن أبي طالب في التراجم التاريخية.
The historic name of Ali ibn Abi Talib’s famed sword; from Arabic ذو الفقار (dhū al-fiqār), literally 'the possessor of the spine' or 'cleaver of the vertebrae', traditionally rendered as 'Zulfiqar' in Persianate and South Asian usage. Boy Arabic (adopted into Persian, Ottoman and South Asian usage)
Hanzala اسم نبات الحنظل (الحنظلة)
Name derived from Arabic 'حَنظَل/حنظلة' referring to a bitter plant (colocynth); historically attested as a personal name among early Muslims Boy Arabic
Bahati حظّ / نصيب
Good fortune; luck; blessing (Swahili origin, commonly used among East African Muslims) Unisex Swahili (East Africa), used in Muslim communities
Maimūn ميمون (مَيْمُون) — المبارك، المحظوظ، السعيد
Blessed, fortunate, auspicious — from the Arabic root m-y-m-n (ي‑م‑ن) conveying rightness, blessing, and good fortune; historically used across Arab, Persianate and Malay contexts in male form (cf. Maimūn / Maymūn). Boy Arabic (widespread in Persianate and Malay usage)
Muammar معمر: طويل العمر أو ممن يعيش طويلا
Long-lived; endowed with long life (from Arabic معمر — muʿammar) Boy Arabic
Zalmay شاب
Young man; youth (from Pashto زلمی‎) Boy Pashto (Afghan/Pashtun)
Dževad جواد
Generous, liberal (Bosnian form of the Arabic name Jawād) Boy Bosnian (from Arabic Jawād)
Macit مجيد (متَّخَذ كاسم بترجمة تركية)
Turkish masculine given name derived from Arabic 'Majīd' (مجيد), meaning 'glorious' or 'noble'. Boy -