Vajih
Vajih means 'distinguished,' 'reputable,' 'honorable,' or 'of noble appearance,' derived from Arabic roots referring to face and dignity.
It is originally Arabic (Wajih) but pronounced with a 'V' in Persian Muslim cultures, particularly in Iran and Afghanistan, reflecting Persian phonological patterns.
They are the same name; Vajih reflects Persian phonology where Arabic 'W' becomes 'V,' while Wajih is the standard Arabic pronunciation.
The root w-j-h appears in the Quran referring to face/countenance, but the specific adjectival form Vajih as a personal name is not that of a Quranic character.
It represents dignity, honor, trustworthy reputation, and the Islamic ideal that outward nobility and appearance reflect inner moral integrity.