Muslim boys names needed

[Curioussness]

I'm due my second son very soon but we can't find a name we like. We don't really like traditional Arabic names and have looked into names such as Tobias and Mikail however we still don't LOVE them.
Anyone got any suggestions??

My sons best friend is Muslim. His names Jericho Iv never heard it before 🤷🏻‍♀️

What's your first sons name?

My newphews are called:
Musa
Adam
Isa
Ismail
Rayhan
Riyadh
Yahya
Noah

Some traditional and some not... A nice little mixture.

Danyal. Zakariah. Ilyas. Elijah.

My boy is Mujo which is very specific to the Balkans as an abbreviation of Mustafa. I love Ibrahim, Idris and Adam too

Adam.

My son is called Adam. I find boys names much harder than girls name.
Some lovley suggestions.. Keep them coming!

Anyone else?

Ali
Zachariah
Omar
Harun / Aaron
Shamil / Samuel

You could always use the English equivalent

We struggled too.

Rayif
Cyrus
Sener
Kem

Laith, Hadi, Ayden, Kaif...Solomon if you want to Anglicise the name?

Zain
Zeshan
Haidar
Aman
Owais
Hassan

Harris or viquas are my favourite Muslim boys names

Aaron / Arun

Omar
Ismail
Samir
Amir
Idris
Nazir
Kamran

Zayed

Or Noah (these were my two favourite names when I lived in Middle East)

Do they need to be Muslim though? Are there any country ties that you could use traditional names from?

Qasim

I am pregnant now and I am agree boys names are so much harder than girls for Muslim names in the West. It's hard because I want names that won't be mispronounced all the time and as I was born and raised here in England and Arabic is not a language that I speak at all other than a few words here and there, I just naturally usually prefer the Anglicised versions of the Arabic prophet's names. Having said that, I am quite keen for them to have identifiably 'Muslim' names as part of their heritage...I do believe though that a 'Muslim name' can be virtually anything as long as it's not something awful/offensive really, the language that it is in does not make it any 'less Muslim'. It depends whether you want to stick with the Arabic names or anglicise the pronounciations?

Some I personally like that are not anglicised:

• Jibreel
• Ali
• Rustam
• Ayden
• Rayhaan
• Jamal
• Yusef
• Yunus

And anglicised ones:

• Noah
• Zachariah
• Gabriel
• Jonah
• Joshua
• Jacob
• Elijah
• Samuel

^ Most of those will be read as 'Biblical' or possibly even Jewish names. Not that there's anything wrong with that at all obviously.

My late FIL was a muslim (Abdhul) and he was perfectly happy when we named our son Ben as it was good Islamic name.

Half of my family is Muslim and the majority of names are from the classics.

Hayyan, Ismael, Faris, Farran are the young Muslim boys I know

Loving all the suggestions everyone, thank you for commenting.