| Qamrul | The radiant light of the full moon. |
| Qasem | One who distributes gifts or shares. |
| Qasimuddin | Distributor of the Lord's gifts |
| Qataawah | One who is generous |
| Qateef | One who is generous |
| Qatn | One who is generous |
| Qawamin | One who is just |
| Qaweei | One who is just |
| Qawwaameen | Those who are just |
| Qayim | One who is steadfast |
| Qayum | An eternal and everlasting person. |
| Qazim | The One who Imprison his Anger |
| Qhalif | A successor or a chosen leader. |
| Qhizer | One who is wise |
| Qiblah | Direction of prayer |
| Qirath | One who is wise |
| Qiwaam | One who is strong |
| Qiyaam | Standing upright |
| Qonain | One who is strong |
| Quadeer | One who is capable and very strong. |
| Quadri | One who is powerful |
| Quaize | Unusual or unknown name, possibly derived from a place or person. |
| Quaseem | Variant of Qasim, meaning 'breaker of things' or 'divider'. |
| Qudumah | Possibly derived from the Arabic word 'qadimah', meaning 'ancient'. |
| Quishan | Variant of Qishan, meaning 'beautiful' or 'lovely'. |
| Qumr | Derived from the Arabic word 'qamar', meaning 'moon'. |
| Quraishi | Member of the Quraish tribe, a prominent Arab tribe. |
| Quraysh | A prominent Arab tribe, known for producing notable leaders. |
| Qureeb | Derived from the Arabic word 'qarib', meaning 'near' or 'close'. |
| Qusai | Variant of Qusayy, meaning 'strong' or 'powerful'. |
| Qussai | Variant of Qusayy, meaning 'strong' or 'powerful'. |
| Qutbullah | Derived from the Arabic word 'qutb', meaning 'axis' or 'pole'. |
| Qwsain | Possibly derived from the Arabic word 'qasim', meaning 'breaker of things'. |
| Raabit | Derived from the Arabic word 'ra'bat', meaning 'shepherd' or 'guardian'. |
| Raafil | Derived from the Arabic word 'ra'if', meaning 'noble' or 'exalted'. |
| Raashad | Derived from the Arabic word 'ra'sh', meaning 'leader' or 'chief'. |
| AbulTayyib | Derived from the Arabic word 'al-tayyib', meaning 'good' or 'noble'. |
| AbuLulu | Derived from the Arabic word 'al-lulu', meaning 'pearl'. |
| AbulWafa | Derived from the Arabic word 'al-wafa'', meaning 'loyalty' or 'devotion'. |
| AbulWard | Derived from the Arabic word 'al-wird', meaning 'fate' or 'destiny'. |