Karam
Karam is a Muslim boy name of Arabic origin, meaning “Generosity, nobility”.
| Meaning | Generosity, nobility |
|---|---|
| Gender | Boy |
| Origin | Arabic |
| Written as | كرم |
| Pronunciation | KA-ram |
| Tradition | Muslim |
| Used in | Lebanon, Syria, Iraq, Pakistan |
Meaning and origin of Karam
Generosity and a noble heart are among the virtues Arab culture prizes most, and Karam is the Arabic noun for them. It comes from the root k-r-m, joining generosity with honour. Boys in the Levant, Iraq and South Asia receive it, and it also appears in expressions like Karam Allāh. The divine name al-Karīm grows from the same root, giving the name a strong spiritual resonance.
Is Karam a Muslim name?
Arab Christians use it too, yet the root k-r-m runs deep in the language of Islam: 'And We have certainly honoured the children of Adam' (Quran 17:70).
How popular is Karam?
It is in use in Lebanon, Syria, Jordan, Iraq, Pakistan and Punjab.
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Frequently asked questions
What does the name Karam mean?
Karam means 'Generosity, nobility'. It is of Arabic origin.
Is Karam a Muslim name?
Arab Christians use it too, yet the root k-r-m runs deep in the language of Islam: 'And We have certainly honoured the children of Adam' (Quran 17:70).
How do you pronounce Karam?
Karam is pronounced KA-ram.
Is Karam a boy or girl name?
Karam is usually a boy name.