| Shabid | The martyr, the one who sacrifices |
| Shabidh | The martyr, the one who sacrifices |
| Shabik | One who is quick to anger or easily provoked |
| Shabil | One who is awake or vigilant at night |
| Shabiq | One who is awake or vigilant at night |
| Shabith | One who is awake or vigilant at night |
| Shabon | One who is awake or vigilant at night |
| Shabrez | One who is awake or vigilant at night |
| Shabuddin | One who is devoted to the faith |
| Shabudin | One who is devoted to the faith |
| Shadaan | One who is generous or charitable |
| Shadaf | One who is generous or charitable |
| Shaddi | One who is generous or charitable |
| Shaddin | One who is generous or charitable |
| Shaddy | One who is generous or charitable |
| Shadey | One who is generous or charitable |
| Shadhaqulla | One who is generous or charitable |
| Shadheen | One who is generous or charitable |
| Shadhil | One who is generous or charitable |
| Shadie | One who is generous or charitable |
| Shadik | One who is generous or charitable |
| Shadil | One who is generous or charitable |
| Shadique | Belonging to or characteristic of the Prophet Muhammad |
| Shadkaam | Generous, charitable, or having a strong sense of justice |
| Shadnan | Gift, blessing, or a source of happiness |
| Shadrak | A biblical figure who doubted the existence of God |
| Shadulla | A title of respect or honor, similar to 'sir' or 'lord' |
| Shadullah | A noble or aristocratic title, signifying high social status |
| Shaebaas | A term of endearment or affection, similar to 'sweetheart' |
| Shaed | A variant of 'shahid,' meaning martyr or witness |
| Shaeeb | A term of respect or endearment, similar to 'sir' or 'lord' |
| Shaeed | A martyr or witness to a cause, often used to describe a hero |
| Shaezaan | A variant of 'Shazan,' meaning a noble or aristocratic title |
| Shaf | A variant of 'shahf,' meaning a noble or aristocratic title |
| Shafahed | A variant of 'Shafiq,' meaning compassionate or merciful |
| Shafat | A variant of 'Shafiq,' meaning compassionate or merciful |
| Shafaz | A variant of 'Shafiq,' meaning compassionate or merciful |
| Shafazil | A variant of 'Shafiq,' meaning compassionate or merciful |
| Shafeekh | A variant of 'Shafiq,' meaning compassionate or merciful |
| Shafeel | A variant of 'Shafiq,' meaning compassionate or merciful |