In the Muslim Boy Names are plainly separated into three classes: Names that are liked, names that are admissible and names that are illegal (called: haram). Every one of these classes has its own principles, and each has a few sub classifications.

Beating the rundown for the best names for Muslim child young men's names, will be names which infer subjugation to Allah. This is a custom tracing all the way back to the times of the Prophet (harmony arrive) and is upheld in the Hadith (a record of the activities and expressions of the Prophet (harmony arrive)).

In this way, it is best for devotees to name their male youngsters utilizing the prefix: Abd-(which means: worker of) along with one of the names of Allah. Any of the 99 heavenly names might be utilized. A few models include: Abdulrahman, Abdulaziz, Abdallateef, Abdallah and Abdelmajid.

Note that the utilization of these names is stringently denied (haram) without an assignment of subjugation. So names like Al-Malik, Al-Aziz or Al-Ahad would be stringently restricted. In any case, a portion of these most heavenly 99 names might be utilized as first names if the prefix "Al" (which means: the) is dropped. Along these lines, names, for example, Malik, Ra'ouf, Hakeem and Majid might be utilized.