Hamad
Hamad is a Muslim boy name of Arabic origin, meaning “The act of praise”.
| Meaning | The act of praise |
|---|---|
| Gender | Boy |
| Origin | Arabic |
| Written as | حمد |
| Pronunciation | HA-mad |
| Tradition | Muslim |
| Used in | Gulf States |
Meaning and origin of Hamad
Hamad, ḥamad in Arabic, is a noun meaning praise. Its root is shared with several of the best-loved Muslim names, among them Muhammad, Ahmad and Hamid. It has been used in the Arabian Peninsula since early times and has especially strong ties to the Gulf. Among the rulers who carry it are Sheikh Hamad bin Khalifa of Qatar and King Hamad bin Isa of Bahrain, and the name remains a firm favourite there.
Is Hamad a Muslim name?
Hamad is an Arabic Muslim name meaning praise, sharing the root of Muhammad ﷺ and of the Quran's opening words: 'All praise is for Allah, Lord of the worlds' (Quran 1:2).
How popular is Hamad?
In Qatar, Bahrain, the UAE, Kuwait and Saudi Arabia, Hamad is one of the most familiar names.
Gifts with the name Hamad
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Spellings and variants of Hamad
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Frequently asked questions
What does the name Hamad mean?
Hamad means 'The act of praise'. It is of Arabic origin.
Is Hamad a Muslim name?
Hamad is an Arabic Muslim name meaning praise, sharing the root of Muhammad ﷺ and of the Quran's opening words: 'All praise is for Allah, Lord of the worlds' (Quran 1:2).
How do you pronounce Hamad?
Hamad is pronounced HA-mad.
Is Hamad a boy or girl name?
Hamad is usually a boy name.