Islamic leadership (Qiyadah) is grounded in servant-leadership, justice, humility, and caring for the welfare of others.
340 Islamic & Muslim names found
According to verified Islamic lexicography, popular Muslim names directly translating to or embodying "Leader & Ruler" include:
Border guard, border patrol, in ancient Persia it was the title of the rulers of the border provinces of the Persian empire. Figuratively it means warrior, guardian, champion.
One selected by a group of people to be their chief and leader.
King of the mountain, originally being the title of the king in the area of the Maz mountain in Tabaristan, Persia.
Prince, governor, leader.
King of the world.
King of the world.
Princes, pl. of Mir.
Son of a prince.
Good-looking, beautiful.
King, a rich guy
Ruler, overlord
Answerer, responder, especially a person who agrees to help someone who is in need and asking for help. It is an attribution to Mujib.
Extremely beautiful, extremely good-looking.
Kingdom, sovereignty, suprem
Kings.
antecedent,prior,superior,chief
Symmetric, balanced, well-formed, good-looking, beautiful.
Shows example, Leader, Driver
Overlooking, towering, elevated. It also means overseer, foreman.
Independent, sovereign.
Ruler
Leader
President, head, chief.
Barron, ruler.
Names like Amir, Rayyan, Malik, Sultan, Rais, and Tariq represent commanding presence, responsibility, and visionary guidance.
"On the Day of Resurrection, you will be called by your names and by your fathers' names, so give yourselves good names." — Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him), Sunan Abu Dawood
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