| Musayyab | One who is blessed with good fortune or prosperity |
| Musayyib | One who is blessed with good fortune or prosperity |
| Mushir Ul Haq | One who is blessed with good fortune and has a noble name |
| Muslimani | One who is blessed with good fortune or prosperity |
| Naimur Rahman | Gift of the Merciful |
| Najib Ullah | The noble servant of Allah. |
| Najm Us Saqib | Star of the master or the star of the leader |
| Namjur | Having a strong sense of justice or fairness |
| Nashid | Victorious, triumphant, or having a strong will |
| Nazhiif | Wise, intelligent, or having good judgment |
| Nazir Ul Islam | Guardian of Islam or a protector of the Muslim faith |
| Neerumand | Brave, courageous, or having a strong heart |
| Nowzar | A name meaning new golden one |
| Nudair | Born on a Monday |
| Owaid | A name meaning a small reward |
| Qabilaa | Capable, Strong |
| Qadair | Powerful, Mighty |
| Qateel | Unique, Unparalleled |
| Qurum | Powerful, Mighty |
| Radvin | Derived from Slavic origin, means 'bringer of joy' or 'happy one'. |
| Rouchdy | French origin, means 'courageous' or 'brave warrior'. |
| Saiful Mulk | The ruler of the kingdom, a title of respect. |
| Sakou | A gift from God, a blessing. |
| Saraab | Mirage or illusion |
| Sarou | Gift or present |
| Shaafee | Gift or present |
| Shaigan | Servant, attendant, and loyal companion |
| Shams Ud Dawlah | Sun of the state, radiant and shining |
| Shannaf | A person who is skilled in the art of poetry and literature. |
| Sharf | A noble or aristocratic person, often used to describe someone of high social status. |
| Shawas | A person who is skilled in the art of war and combat. |
| Shayif | A person who is skilled in the art of poetry and literature. |
| Shoil | A person who is skilled in the art of poetry and literature. |
| Shuqair | Derived from the Arabic word for 'young man' or 'youth' |
| Sibghat Ullah | Meaning 'ornament of God' or 'blessing of God' |
| Sushiant | Derived from the Persian word for 'lion' or 'strong' |
| Tabarus | From the Tabari tribe, a group of Arabs known for their nobility and honor. |
| Taghlib | From the Taghlib tribe, a group of Arabs known for their bravery and military prowess. |
| Takleef | A term used to describe the act of making something easy or effortless. |
| Tarkheem | A term used to describe the act of making something easy or convenient. |