| Fuzain | A type of wind or a storm |
| Gafoor | Variant of Gafur, meaning 'good' or 'noble' |
| Galeeb | Variant of Galib, meaning 'noble' or 'exalted' |
| Gaziyan | A variant of Gazi, a Turkish title for a warrior |
| Gazza | A variant of Gazi, a Turkish title for a warrior |
| Ghaisan | A variant of Ghayas, a name meaning 'praiseworthy' |
| Ghaleb | A name meaning 'conqueror' or 'victorious' |
| Ghallaab | From the tribe of Ghallaab, a prominent Arab tribe in pre-Islamic Arabia. |
| Ghaneem | Generous, charitable, and kind, often used to describe a benevolent person. |
| Ghiath | Victorious, triumphant |
| Ghitref | Victorious, triumphant |
| GhulamAhmad | Means 'servant of Muhammad' in Arabic, signifying devotion to the Prophet. |
| Giasuddin | Means 'blessed of the faith' in Arabic, signifying devotion to Islam. |
| Gulmir | Servant of the Merciful |
| Guzar | Servant of the Lord |
| Haamiz | One who is sharp and clever. |
| Habr | A person who is learned or scholarly. |
| Hachim | Wise and intelligent |
| Hadhil | Wise and intelligent |
| Hadif | A person who narrates or transmits a hadith (Prophetic tradition) |
| Hadish | A person who is a follower of the Hadith (Prophetic traditions) |
| Hafeem | A person who is a guardian or a protector |
| Haidarali | Variant of Haidar, means 'lion-like' or 'brave' |
| Halidh | A person who is safe or secure, protected |
| Halith | Pure, clean, or free from impurities |
| Hamdat | A type of tree or a forest |
| Hameef | Praiseworthy, worthy of praise |
| Hameesh | Praiseworthy, worthy of praise |
| Hamet | Praiseworthy, worthy of praise |
| Hamzaa | A strong, brave, and lionlike man. |
| Haneez | A name meaning precious and rare. |
| Haniff | Grateful, Praiseworthy |
| Hannon | Gift of God, variant |
| Haqaiq | The truths or realities of life |
| Harmayn | The two holy sacred cities |
| Haroun al Rachid | Gift of God, the merciful |
| Hasanuz | One who is truly beautiful. |
| Haseim | One who is decisive and firm. |
| Hasen | One who is handsome and good. |
| Hashmi | One who belongs to a noble clan. |