A shortened form of the name Ibrahim (see).

It is the Arabic form of the name Avrazm in the "Gospel" and means "father of nations". According to narrations, Ibrahim had sons named Isaac and Ishmael. The Jewish people descended from Isaac, and the Arabs from Ishmael.

A little, youngest son named Ibrohim (see).

Literally: one who reads or learns; a diligent, knowledgeable, wise, intelligent, energetic, and spirited child. Prophet Idris received this name/title due to his diligence in learning.

Literally: God's power or strength; or a beloved of the people, one who values and honors others. The name of a prophet believed to be immortal like Khizr; while Khizr is the helper on land, Ilyos is considered the helper and companion on water.

Literally: Laughter, merry, laughing, one who is laughing. It is also the name of the Prophet Isaac (Is'hoq).

Literally: "God heard" or a child asked from Allah, gifted by Allah. According to the narrative in the "Torah", Prophet Ibrahim's wife Hajar prayed to God for a child. The child born because of this was named Ismael (Ismoil). This name was the name of our Prophet Muhammad's (peace be upon him) son.

God's gift, grace, or blessing; God's support and close one. An Arabic form of the ancient Hebrew name Yeshua/Jesus.

See Is’hoq. Forms: Isoqjon, Isoqboy

One who struggles for Allah, obedient to Allah. In Islam, Azroil is the angel of death and one of the four main angels: Gabriel, Michael, Israfil.