| Mukhbiteen | Those who are obedient to God's will |
| Mukhbitin | Those who are obedient to God's will |
| Mukhlaseen | Those who are obedient to God's will |
| Mukhlasin | Those who are obedient to God's will |
| Mukhlisoon | Those who are devoted to God's will |
| Mukhlisun | Those who are devoted to God's will |
| Mukhtadir | One who has been given authority |
| Mukhtiyar | One who has been given authority |
| Mukib | One who is obedient to God's will |
| Mukin | One who is obedient to God's will |
| Mukit | Characteristic Name of Allah |
| Mukkarram | One who is noble or respected |
| Muktadir | One who has been given authority |
| Muktaf | One who is chosen or selected |
| Muktar | One who is chosen or selected |
| Mukthiyar | Official or government officer in charge of a specific area or department. |
| Muktiyar | Same as 'mukthiyar', official or government officer in charge of a specific area or department. |
| Mulail | Beginning or start of something, often used in titles of books or articles. |
| Multazim | Responsible or accountable person, often used in official or business contexts. |
| Mulvi | Muslim scholar or cleric, often equivalent to an imam or muezzin. |
| Mumarram | Praiseworthy or commendable, often used to describe someone's actions or behavior. |
| Muminoon | Believers or faithful people, often used to describe a group of Muslims. |
| Munaaf | Ungrateful or unthankful, often used to describe someone's attitude or behavior. |
| Munaaz | One who is ungrateful or unthankful, often used to describe someone's attitude or behavior. |
| Munahi | One who is ungrateful or unthankful, often used to describe someone's attitude or behavior. |
| Munaj | One who is ungrateful or unthankful, often used to describe someone's attitude or behavior. |
| Munaji | One who is ungrateful or unthankful, often used to describe someone's attitude or behavior. |
| Mundhireen | Those who are ungrateful or unthankful, often used to describe a group of people. |
| Mundhiroon | Those who are ungrateful or unthankful, often used to describe a group of people. |
| Muneebeen | Those who are ungrateful or unthankful, often used to describe a group of people. |
| Muneem | One who is responsible or accountable, often used in official or business contexts. |
| Muneez | One who is responsible or accountable, often used in official or business contexts. |
| Munem | One who is responsible or accountable, often used in official or business contexts. |
| Munibin | One who is responsible or accountable, often used in official or business contexts. |
| Muniruddin | One who is responsible or accountable, often used in official or business contexts. |
| Munivel | Derived from Arabic, meaning 'one who is in charge' or 'responsible'. |
| Muniym | Arabic name meaning 'one who is in charge' or 'responsible'. |
| Munnaf | Arabic name meaning 'one who is guilty' or 'sinful'. |
| Munnavar | Arabic name meaning 'one who is noble' or 'exalted'. |
| Munnawar | Arabic name meaning 'one who is shining' or 'illuminated'. |