| Mahzuz | One who is lucky and fortunate. |
| Maiman | Liberal, Generous, Another name for God |
| Majd Al Din | Glory of the faith |
| Mlik-Ul-Mulk | Owner of the kingdom |
| Marzalمآرزال | Marzal is a variant of Marcellus, derived from the Latin name Marcellus, meaning 'young warrior'. |
| Marzooq | Blessed by (God), Fortunate |
| Maseeh | One who is blessed with piety from the cradle to the grave. the messiah Jesus, A prophet |
| Maseehuzzaman | Masih messiah of the age |
| Mashhood | Clear, Manifest, Witnessed |
| Mashhur | Someone who is very famous. |
| Masir | One who is a guide or leader. |
| Mastanمستان | Intoxicated with the elixir of God, The guy who always have fun |
| Masun | Safeguarded, Well-protected |
| Mazhar-Ud-Din | Manifestation, Of the religion |
| Mazharul Haq | Manifestation of the truth |
| Mazkoor | Related, Said of |
| Meerab | Paradise flower |
| Meesumمیسوم | I couldn't find any information on the name 'meesum'. |
| Meezanمیزان | Balance, Scales |
| Mehd | Instructor, Haadi |
| Mir Jahaan | King of the world |
| Mir Wais | A noble and great leader. |
| Misa Abمیس اب | One who is strong and firm. |
| Mizanur Rahman | Balance of the most merciful |
| Moeen Ud Din | Helper in the religion |
| Mohamad Basithموحمد باسیٹہ | Prophet, Humble, Merciful |
| Mohiuddinمحیوالدین | Reviver of the Faith |
| Mohmaad | Praiseworthy, highly praised, or esteemed, a name often associated with the Prophet Muhammad in Islamic tradition. |
| Mohtasim | Mohtasim means 'exalted' or 'elevated' in Arabic, signifying someone of high status or prestige. |
| Moizمویز | Respectful, One who gives protection |
| Mokammelموکاممیل | Someone who is complete. |
| Mokbul | One who is accepted by all. |
| Motabir | Trusted, Accomplished |
| Motaz | A person who is very proud. |
| Mouidمووید | Recreate; One of Allahs Name |
| Moujid | One who is an inventor. |
| Moulaliمولالی | Variant Used for Mohammad; Founder of Islamic Religion; Praiseworthy; Glorified |
| Mounir | Light, Sunlight |
| Mourad | One who is desired or wished for. |
| Moutir | One who prays the witr prayer |