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Muslim Baby Names

573+ beautiful Muslim boy names with meanings in English, Urdu & Arabic

Names starting with "W" — Boys

(16 names)

Waddah

وَضَّاح

boy

Brilliant, bright, white. A man of brilliant and radiant character.

Origin: Arabic

Wadeed

وَدِيد

boy

Loving, affectionate, warm-hearted. One who is full of love and affection.

Origin: Arabic

Waeel

وَائِل

boy

Refuge, shelter, one who seeks protection. One who provides safe refuge.

Origin: Arabic

Wafiq

وَفِيق

boy

Successful, one who attains his goal. One who always achieves what he aims for.

Origin: Arabic

Wahab

وَهَّاب

boy

Bestower, giver. One of the 99 names of Allah meaning the Great Bestower of gifts.

Origin: Arabic

Waheed

وَحِيد

boy

Unique, one of a kind, singular. One who is truly unique and incomparable.

Origin: Arabic

Wahid

وَاحِد

boy

Unique, one, singular. One of the names of Allah.

Origin: Arabic

Wajid

وَاجِد

boy

Finder, one who attains. One who finds and attains all that he seeks.

Origin: Arabic

Wakeel

وَكِيل

boy

Agent, representative, trustee. One of the names of Allah meaning the Trustee.

Origin: Arabic

Waleed

وَلِيد

boy

Newborn child, newly born. Name of a famous companion of the Prophet.

Origin: Arabic

Wali

وَلِيّ

boy

Friend of Allah, saint, guardian. A devoted friend of Allah and protector.

Origin: Arabic

Waqar

وَقَار

boy

Dignity, prestige, gravity. A person of great dignity and respect.

Origin: Arabic

Waseem

وَسِيم

boy

Handsome, good looking, graceful. A man of striking and graceful good looks.

Origin: Arabic

Wasif

وَاصِف

boy

Describing, praising. One who describes and praises the greatness of Allah.

Origin: Arabic

Wasil

وَاصِل

boy

One who unites, reaches. One who connects people and reaches his destination.

Origin: Arabic

Wazir

وَزِير

boy

Minister, helper, vizier. A minister and helper who supports the leader.

Origin: Arabic