Hisham comes from Arabic. It means “generous” and “noble.” It brings to mind a warm breeze at a Mediterranean feast. Through history, rulers like Hisham ibn Abd al-Malik carried the name with quiet strength and hospitable charm. Today, it’s a fresh pick in the U.S., combining tradition with a modern spark. It’s so generous, it might leave a hearty tip at dinner without a second thought. The name dances off the tongue like a salsa rhythm—bold, heartfelt and brimming with alegría. Parents who choose Hisham are gifting their son a promise of kindness, leadership and a life full of generous surprises.
| Hisham ibn Abd al-Malik - |
| Hisham Matar - |
| Hisham Kabbani - |
| Hisham Talaat Moustafa - |
| Hisham Bizri - |
| Hisham Tawfiq - |
| Hisham Abdulrahman - |