| Marzuqi | One who is blessed with wealth. |
| Marzuqullah | Blessed by the grace of God. |
| Masaabeeh | Bright lights or guiding lamps. |
| Masaabih | Plural of lamp or light source. |
| Masad | A name meaning palm fiber rope. |
| Masadul | One who is blessed with good luck. |
| Masahil | A person who makes things easy. |
| Masari | One who follows a righteous path. |
| Maseeha | A savior or a divine messenger. |
| Maseeri | One who is on a spiritual journey. |
| Maseerullah | One who follows Gods destiny. |
| Masfikul | From the Arabic word 'masfik', meaning 'easterner' or 'oriental'. |
| Masgaba | Derived from the Arabic word 'masgab', meaning 'cave' or 'hollow'. |
| Mashaariq | From the Arabic word 'mashaariq', meaning 'easterners' or 'orientals'. |
| Mashak | Derived from the Arabic word 'mashak', meaning 'to be in a hurry'. |
| Mashar | From the Arabic word 'mashar', meaning 'to guide' or 'to direct'. |
| Masharddin | Derived from the Arabic name 'Masharuddin', meaning 'guide of the faith'. |
| Mashe | From the Arabic word 'mashe', meaning 'to be in a hurry'. |
| Mashidul | Derived from the Arabic word 'mashid', meaning 'to guide'. |
| Mashkuri | From the Arabic word 'mashkour', meaning 'grateful' or 'thankful'. |
| Mashook | Derived from the Arabic word 'mashook', meaning 'beloved' or 'loved one'. |
| Mashoor | From the Arabic word 'mashoor', meaning 'famous' or 'renowned'. |
| Mashrafe | Derived from the Arabic word 'mashraf', meaning 'to be in a high position'. |
| Mashreq | The place where the sun rises. |
| Mashriq | From the Arabic word 'mashriq', meaning 'east' or 'orient'. |
| Mashriqi | Derived from the Arabic word 'mashriq', meaning 'eastern' or 'oriental'. |
| Mashruf | From the Arabic word 'mashruf', meaning 'famous' or 'renowned'. |
| Mashruk | Derived from the Arabic word 'mashruk', meaning 'east-facing' or 'oriental'. |
| Mashrur | From the Arabic word 'mashrur', meaning 'famous' or 'renowned'. |
| Mashud | Derived from the Arabic word 'mashud', meaning 'famous' or 'renowned'. |
| Mashuk | From the Arabic word 'mashuk', meaning 'beloved' or 'loved one'. |
| Mashur | Derived from the Arabic word 'mashur', meaning 'famous' or 'renowned'. |
| Masiha | One who Serve for Humanity |
| Masihuddin | The savior of the true faith. |
| Masiullah | Belonging to God |
| Maslama | Belonging to Islam |
| Maslan | Belonging to the people |
| Masmud | One who is praised and honored. |
| Masoodan | Belonging to the good |
| Masoodul | Belonging to the good |