Murad, pronounced moo-RAHD, is an Arabic gem meaning “wish” or “desire,” imbued with centuries of rich heritage—from respected Ottoman sultans to modern visionaries. With its lilting, two-syllable flow, Murad feels like a secret hope waiting to be whispered, yet its confident resonance carries real-world approachability. Though it hovers around the 880th spot in the US (with roughly 40 newborn boys a year), Murad is quietly climbing as parents seek names that are both worldly and warm. Blending historical gravitas with playful charm, Murad makes a persuasive pick for any little boy destined to chase his heart’s desires.
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