Mahad

Meaning of Mahad

Mahad is a boy’s name with Arabic and Somali roots, pronounced mah-HAHD. In Arabic, it paints the image of a cradle—a gentle place where new stories begin. In Somali, it breathes “praise,” a soft echo of joy that follows a child wherever he goes. From the bustling lanes of Mumbai to the sunlit shores of Mogadishu, parents whisper Mahad as a blessing, a promise of strength wrapped in warmth. It’s playful, like a monsoon breeze dancing through a courtyard. In the U.S., Mahad remains delightfully rare—just a handful of newborns wear the name each year—but its steady climb up the baby charts proves its universal appeal. Mahad feels like sunrise, offering each child a bright beginning full of hope and gratitude.

Pronunciation

Arabic,Somali

• Pronunced as mah-HAHD (/mɑˈhɑd/)

• Mahir
• Mahdi
• Mahin