| Meraz | A name meaning a bright star. |
| Metan | Arabic name meaning 'one who is grateful' |
| Mhamad | Prophet Mohamed |
| Mimum | Derived from Arabic, means 'gift' or 'blessing' |
| Minhas | Derived from Arabic, means 'gift' or 'blessing' |
| Mirzad | Son of a noble royal prince. |
| Misshab | A person who acts as a bright ray. |
| Mobarak | Blessed or fortunate |
| Mobasshir | The one who brings good news |
| Mohab | One who is loved by others |
| Mohaideen | The one who is guided |
| Moheeb | Gift of God, a variant of Muhammad |
| Mohib | A person who loves others |
| Moinuddeen | Given by God, Gift of God |
| Moizullah | Gift of God's Will |
| Mojmir | Gift of the Lord |
| Monirul | Gift of the Lord |
| Moqtar | Gift of God, Leader |
| Mosim | A person who is wellmannered. |
| Mouhaned | A sword made of Indian steel. |
| Muaaz | Elevated, exalted, or honored |
| Muawia | One who is given or provided with something, especially a gift or a benefit. |
| Muawwad | One who is given or provided with something, especially a gift or a benefit. |
| Mubdir | A person who is responsible for managing or supervising something. |
| Muddassar | One who is protected or preserved by Allah |
| Mufassir | Explainer of Quran |
| Mufazzil | One who is a benefactor or beneficent |
| Mufizuddin | One who is a guide or helper of the faith |
| Muflihoon | Those who are blessed or favored by Allah |
| Muhsen | One who is good or virtuous |
| AbdusSalam | Servant of peace and tranquility. |
| Muhtasim | One who is blessed with authority and power. |
| Muidd | Unknown origin, possibly a variant of 'Mudd', meaning 'to be in a state of being' |
| MuinulIslam | Beloved of Islam, a name that signifies devotion to the Islamic faith |
| Mujahideen | Those who engage in jihad, or holy struggle, for the faith |
| Muktar | One who is chosen or selected |
| Mundhiroon | Those who are ungrateful or unthankful, often used to describe a group of people. |
| Munshad | Arabic name meaning 'one who is blessed' or 'fortunate'. |
| Munshid | Arabic name meaning 'one who is guided' or 'directed'. |
| Muqarrib | A person who is near or approaching |