Bashir

Meaning of Bashir

Bashir is an Arabic name whose warm meaning—“bearer of good news”—brings to mind the gentle promise of dawn’s first light. Pronounced bah-SHEER, it carries a melodic grace that’s both timeless and refreshingly bright. Rooted in classical Islamic tradition as one of the Prophet’s honored titles, Bashir offers modern families a link to a rich cultural heritage while still fitting seamlessly into today’s Anglo-American naming landscape. In the U.S., it’s held a steady spot among the top 1,000 boys’ names for decades, a testament to its enduring appeal and the quiet confidence it inspires. Picture a little Bashir stepping into life: with every cheerful hello or clever quip, his name becomes a small celebration of hope—just the kind of uplifting spirit parents dream of welcoming home.

Pronunciation

Arabic

• Pronunced as bah-SHEER (/ba.ʃiːr/)

• Rashid
• Basheer
• Bashar
• Bashiri