| Abu Hurairah | A great Sahabi who is the narrator of many Ahadith (Traditions). |
| Abu Hanifa | Founder of the Hanafi school of thought/ Islamic Law. |
| Abu Dawud | Author of one of the Sahih Hadith (d. 875). |
| Abu Darda | Famous Sahabi of Rasoolullah PBUH. |
| Abu Bakr | Father of the young camel. The first Caliph of Islam. |
| Abu Ayyub | A well-known Sahabi who had received the honour of offering hospitality to the Prophet Muhammad when he migrated to Madinah. |
| Abteen | Father of Faridoon (a king). |
| Abtahi | One who lives in Abtah, a place near Makkah. |
| Absi | Probably from Abasa to frown; this was the name of Abdullah Ibn-Musa, a scholar and reciter of the Quran, died 828/829 |
| Absham | A tree which has scent. |
| Absat | Wide, vast, spacious. |
| Absar | Pl. of Basar, vision, sight. |
| Abreeq | Glittering sword. |
| Abraz | Show, unfolded divulged mystery. |
| Abrash | Spotted, speckled; A master of penmanship during the early Abbasid period had this name. |
| Abrar | Pl. of Birr, obedience, gift. |
| Abraq | Light and Radiance. |
| Abram | Need, stong grip. |
| Abraj | Beautiful eyed. |
| Abrad | Hail, Mail, Ibn Ashras a Narrator of Hadith had this name. |
| Abood | Worship. |
| Abnus | Ebony. |
| Ablaj | Brilliant, lucid, clear. |
| Ablagh | Most mature, most eloquent. |
| Abkar | Early and On Time. |
| Abiyyi | One that does not want to be insulted. |
| Abir | Aroma, Strong. |
| Abidullah | Worshipper of Allah. |
| Abidin | Pl. of Abid. i.e. worshippers, A popular name among Muslims. |
| Abid | Worshipper, adorer, devout. |
| Abi | High Status, Exalted. |
| Abhar | Most brilliant, most lucid. |
| Abhaj | More successful, more brilliant. |
| Abeel | Healthy. |
| Abeed | Servant of God. |
| Abduz Zahir | Slave of the Manifest. |
| Abdut Tawwab | Servant of the most forgiving (Allah). |
| Abdush Shahid | Slave of the witness. |
| Abdush Shaheed | Servant of the Witness. |
| Abdush Shafi | Slave of the Healer. |
| Abdus Subooh | Slave of the Extremely pure. |
| Abdus Subhan | Servant of the Glory (Allah). |