| Shaidul | Brave, courageous, or strong |
| Shaifaan | Healer, doctor, or physician |
| Shaifan | Healer, doctor, or physician |
| Shaifuddin | Healer of the faith, spiritual healer |
| Shaiful | Gift of God, divine gift |
| Shaifur | Gift of God, divine gift |
| Shaihaan | Gift of God, divine gift |
| ShaikhulIslam | Leader of the Islamic scholars, chief cleric |
| Shaim | Gift, present, or offering |
| Shaiman | Gift, present, or offering |
| Shaimul | Derived from Arabic, means 'peaceful' or 'tranquil' |
| Shainul | Derived from Arabic, means 'peaceful' or 'tranquil' |
| Shairaz | Derived from Persian, means 'noble' or 'exalted' |
| Shaizaan | Derived from Arabic, means 'blessed' or 'fortunate' |
| Shaizar | Derived from Arabic, means 'blessed' or 'fortunate' |
| Shajad | Derived from Arabic, means 'generous' or 'magnanimous' |
| Shajaha | Derived from Arabic, means 'generous' or 'magnanimous' |
| Shajar | Derived from Arabic, means 'tree' or 'family' |
| Shajeeb | Derived from Arabic, means 'excellent' or 'superior' |
| Shajeem | Derived from Arabic, means 'excellent' or 'superior' |
| Shajib | Derived from Arabic, means 'excellent' or 'superior' |
| Shajidul | Derived from Arabic, means 'excellent' or 'superior' |
| Shajil | Derived from Arabic, means 'excellent' or 'superior' |
| Shajir | Derived from Arabic, means 'excellent' or 'superior' |
| Shajiuddin | Derived from Arabic, means 'excellent' or 'superior' |
| Shajjad | Derived from Arabic, means 'excellent' or 'superior' |
| Shajna | A beautiful, radiant soul. |
| Shajudheen | Derived from Arabic, means 'excellent' or 'superior' |
| Shajuideen | Derived from Arabic, means 'excellent' or 'superior' |
| Shajwan | Derived from Arabic, means 'excellent' or 'superior' |
| Shakaib | Derived from Arabic, means 'excellent' or 'superior' |
| Shakear | Strong and powerful, a variant of Shakir, meaning grateful |
| Shakeem | Variant of Shakim, meaning strong and powerful |
| Shakeil | Variant of Shakil, meaning strong and powerful |
| Shaken | Derived from Shakun, meaning to shake or tremble |
| Shakibul | Variant of Shakib, meaning intelligent and wise |
| Shakiel | Variant of Shakil, meaning strong and powerful |
| Shakier | Derived from Shakir, meaning grateful |
| Shakim | Strong and powerful, a variant of Shakim |
| Shakirullah | Grateful to God, a variant of Shakir |