Muslim Boy Names Starting with G
Browse 916+ authentic Muslim boy names with their beautiful meanings, origins, and Arabic pronunciation starting with the letter G. Find the perfect name for your baby boy starting with the letter G.
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| Name | Meaning | Gender | Origin |
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Ghanim
غانم — الفائز، المكتسب
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One who gains; successful, victorious (from Arabic root G-N-M meaning to obtain profit or succeed). | Boy | Arabic |
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Gharib
غريب — بمعنى الأجنبي أو النادر أو الغريب
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From Arabic غَرِيب (gharīb): 'stranger; foreigner; rare; unusual'. Used classically as an adjective and as a personal name implying distinctness or rarity. | Boy | Arabic |
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Gürkan
حليف الحاكم بمعنى «صهر الخان» (مصدر تاريخي)
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A Turkic title/name of Mongol origin meaning 'son-in-law of the khan' (historical title 'guregen') | Boy | Turkish / Mongol (Turkic usage) |
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Gurban
قربان (قُرْبَان)
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Sacrificial offering; from Turkic usage of Arabic qurbān meaning a ritual or symbolic sacrifice (offering). Historically attested in Azerbaijani and other Turkic Muslim communities as a personal name. | Boy | Azerbaijani / Turkic (via Arabic qurbān) |
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Ghaus
غَوْث: المُعِين، النَّاصِر
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Succor or spiritual helper (Arabic: غَوْث) — an honorific/title denoting one who grants succor; used in South Asia as a Sufi epithet | Boy | Arabic, used historically in Persianate and South Asian (Sindhi, Bengali) Sufi tradition |
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Ghayth
غَيْث: المطر الذي يجلب الرحمة والنجاة
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Rain, beneficent rain; relief and succor | Boy | Arabic |
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Gazanfar
غَضْنَفَر / غَازَانْفَر: معناه الأسد، الشجاع كالأسد
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Lion; brave as a lion; a laqab implying courage and martial prowess | Boy | Persian/Arabic usage (adopted across Persianate, South Asian and Balochi-speaking communities) |
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Ghawth
غوث
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Succor; divine helper; an honorific for a supreme saint who is a spiritual succor | Boy | Arabic (used historically in Sufi tradition) |
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Ghayas-ud-Din
غياث الدين
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The Succor of the Religion; Helper of the Faith | Boy | Arabic/Persian |
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Gazi
غَازِي
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Victorious, conqueror | Boy | Arabic (used in Bosnian Muslim tradition) |