59 Sindhi Boy Names With Profound Meanings

Sindhi baby boy names weave a rich and captivating narrative. These names are embodiments of heritage and a vessel carrying the aspirations of a family. They often draw from Arabic origins signifying profound values for your child’s future. Nestled along the banks of the Indus River, the Sindhi culture has flourished for centuries, shaped by a confluence of historical influences that have left an indelible mark on its identity. Sindh, which became a Persian province in the sixth century BC, was conquered after Alexander the Great’s around 326 BC. Subsequent ages saw a succession of dominance by Scythians, Rajputs, Buddhist Greco-Bactrians, and Persians. Later, Umayyad general Muhammad bin Qasim’s forces, involving 20,000 cavalry and five catapults, secured the conquest of Sindh in 711 AD. This Arab conquest was accompanied by a notable shift towards Islam, leading to widespread conversion, whose influence is seen in the present day’s popular Sindhi names (1). At birth, children are typically bestowed with one, sometimes two, or on rare occasions, three names. Among these names, one is designated as the most commonly used, serving as an informal reference. Notably, for many Muslim Sindhi males, the name Muhammad, in honor of the Islamic prophet, and Abdul, denoting devotion to the almighty Allah, often occupy the first name, particularly when multiple names are given. However, due to its widespread adoption, Muhammad is not usually the name most commonly used for informal identification, as it lacks distinctiveness. Some of the common and most sought-after Sindhi male names may include Hafeedh with the prefix Abdul, signifying ‘servant of the preserver,’ and Umar, meaning ‘flourishing,’ symbolizing the celebration of life. We have compiled a list of more such captivating Sindhi baby boy names that will fascinate you and provide interesting choices. Have a look.

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Name		Gender	Meaning
Abdur-rauf		Boy	Serves the most merciful; Glorious and kind one
Akbani		Boy	Used as a last name or surname
Gulabrai		Boy	Beautiful rose flower
Nadhir		Boy	Gives cautions
Nafasat		Boy	Always improving something or someone
Shahnawaz		Boy	Cherished king
Sukh		Boy	Happiness; Joy; One with an axe
Abdul-Mubdee		Boy	Slave of the originator
Abdul-Noor		Boy	Slave of the one who Is light
Abdul-Adheem		Boy	Servant of the greatest
Abdul-Baaqi		Boy	Servant of the everlasting
Abdul-Hafeedh		Boy	Servant of the preserver
Abdul-Mueid		Boy	Servant of the restorer
Abdul-Mutaalee		Boy	Servant of the most exalted
Abdul-Qaiyoum		Boy	Servant of the self-sustaining
Abdur-Raqeeb		Boy	Servant of the watchful
Abdus-Sabour		Boy	Servant of the patient and kind
Abdus-Sameei		Boy	Servant of the all-hearing
Abdus-Shaheed		Boy	Servant of the witness
Abdus-Shakur		Boy	Servant of the appreciative
Abdus-Smad		Boy	Slave of the eternal
Abyad		Boy	The narrator of Hadith
Adawi		Boy	Name of Sayyidina Umer's grandson
Adbul-Qawi		Boy	Servant of the most powerful
Aduz-Zahir		Boy	Slave of the manifest
Afdal		Boy	Better than others; Excellent
Ajlah		Boy	Bald; Hairless; The name of a narrator of Hadith
Anasah		Boy	A freed slave of the Prophet
Asbagh		Boy	Colored animal; Huge flood or dyer
Aseed		Boy	Name of a narrator of Hadeeth
Azraq		Boy	The color blue; The name of a companion of Prophet Muhammad
Azraqi		Boy	A person of high authority in the history and geography of Makkah
Baghawi		Boy	Resident of Bagh Or Bagshur in Khurasan.
Bahhath		Boy	Examiner
Bahlawan		Boy	One who is excellent in acrobatics; An acrobat.
Bajala		Boy	One who is honored or venerated
Bakhtari		Boy	The narrator of Hadith
Bakkar		Boy	A reciter of Quran
Baleel		Boy	Moisture
Barraq		Boy	Shining or glowing
Bazam		Boy	Name of the Tabiee
Bulhut		Boy	Bulhut, a narrator of Hadith
Daamin		Boy	Guarantee and surety
Dabbah		Boy	Latch or door lock
Daghfal		Boy	The first Islamic geologist
Dakhil		Boy	Foreigner; Stranger
Damurah		Boy	Sparkle of light; Fire
Dawlah		Boy	Riches, splendor, and happiness
Devakumar		Boy	The son of god
Dhul		Boy	Name of Prophet Muhammad's sword
Fakeeh		Boy	A boy with a cheerful disposition
Faqeeh		Boy	Jurist; Scholar of religious laws
Faqih		Boy	An Islamic legal expert
Farafisa		Boy	Prophet's companion
Fujai		Boy	Prophet's companion
Inderlal		Boy	Son of the supreme Lord; Inder
Shah-Nawaz		Boy	Brave; Prince
Somdutt		Boy	A variant of Som
Susheel		Boy	A good natured and well behaved man

Infographic: Powerful Sindhi Baby Boy Names

Sindhi baby boy names epitomize the essence of Sindhi culture and tradition, often also drawing from Arabic, Persian, and Turkish languages. These names delve into the profound Sindhi heritage, symbolizing unwavering devotion to the Almighty. Children are typically bestowed with one, occasionally two, or even rarely, three names at birth. If you wish your child to carry forward your Sindhi heritage, explore our infographic for some inspiring Sindhi boy names.

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