| Ghafar | A name meaning 'forgiver' or 'pardoner' |
| Ghaffaar | A variant of Ghafar, a name meaning 'forgiver' or 'pardoner' |
| Ghaisan | A variant of Ghayas, a name meaning 'praiseworthy' |
| Ghaleb | A name meaning 'conqueror' or 'victorious' |
| Ghandoor | Lion-like, strong, and fierce, often used to describe a brave warrior. |
| Ghandur | Strong, powerful, and courageous, often used to describe a brave man. |
| Ghaneem | Generous, charitable, and kind, often used to describe a benevolent person. |
| Gharisullah | Belonging to Allah, often used to describe a devout and righteous person. |
| Ghassen | From the tribe of Ghassen, a prominent Arab tribe in pre-Islamic Arabia. |
| Ghathe | One who is deeply thoughtful. |
| GhausIAzam | From the tribe of Ghaus, a prominent Arab tribe in pre-Islamic Arabia. |
| Ghawsaddin | From the tribe of Ghaws, a prominent Arab tribe in pre-Islamic Arabia. |
| Ghayaz | From the tribe of Ghayaz, a prominent Arab tribe in pre-Islamic Arabia. |
| Ghays | Unknown or unpronounceable |
| Ghazale | Flower, blossoming |
| Ghazari | Flower, blossoming |
| Ghazian | Flower, blossoming |
| Ghazy | Flower, blossoming |
| Ghiath | Victorious, triumphant |
| Ghifari | Victorious, triumphant |
| Ghiyaas | Victorious, triumphant |
| Ghoroob | The time of the golden sunset. |
| Ghufraan | Derived from Arabic, means 'one who is blessed' or 'one who is fortunate'. |
| GhulamAhmad | Means 'servant of Muhammad' in Arabic, signifying devotion to the Prophet. |
| GhulamHassan | Means 'servant of Hassan' in Arabic, referring to a follower of the Prophet's grandson. |
| Ghulamrasool | Means 'servant of the Messenger' in Arabic, signifying devotion to the Prophet. |
| Ghumair | Derived from Arabic, means 'one who is strong' or 'one who is powerful'. |
| Ghumr | Derived from Arabic, means 'one who is wise' or 'one who is intelligent'. |
| Ghusayn | Derived from Arabic, means 'one who is strong' or 'one who is powerful'. |
| Ghuthayfah | Derived from Arabic, means 'one who is wise' or 'one who is intelligent'. |
| Gias | Derived from Arabic, means 'one who is blessed' or 'one who is fortunate'. |
| Giasuddin | Means 'blessed of the faith' in Arabic, signifying devotion to Islam. |
| Gibran | Derived from Arabic, means 'one who is strong' or 'one who is powerful'. |
| Gidaan | Derived from Arabic, means 'one who is wise' or 'one who is intelligent'. |
| Giladi | Derived from Arabic, means 'one who is noble' or 'one who is aristocratic'. |
| Gildun | Derived from Arabic, means 'one who is fierce' or 'one who is brave'. |
| Goolam | Derived from Arabic, means 'servant' or 'one who is devoted'. |
| Gousepak | Derived from Arabic, means 'one who is blessed' or 'one who is fortunate'. |
| Guadaloupe | Derived from Spanish, means 'valley of the wolves' or 'valley of the saints'. |
| Guftar | Servant of the Lord |