| Imaaz | A person of high status or rank. |
| Imadallah | A pillar of faith in the Lord. |
| Imed | A pillar of strength and support. |
| Imhal | One who is patient and calm. |
| Immad | A pillar of strength and hope. |
| Imteyaz | Gift of God, given by Allah |
| Imtias | One who is unique and special. |
| Insimamm | The act of joining or merging. |
| Inzimam | Gift of Restraint |
| Iqubal | Arabic for 'servant of the powerful' |
| Irhan | Arabic for 'elevated' or 'exalted' |
| Irufan | A person with great wisdom. |
| Isamail | God will hear the prayers |
| Ishraaq | To Radiate or Shine |
| Islaah | Reform; Improvement |
| Ismaila | Derived from the name of the Islamic prophet Ismail. |
| Ismayil | A variant of the name Ismail, meaning 'gift of God'. |
| Istack | A variant of the name Isaac, meaning 'laughter'. |
| Istikar | Seeking knowledge or guidance |
| Ixzi | Good fortune or prosperity |
| Izaad | Creation, Birth |
| Izaam | Growth, Increase |
| Izah | The act of clarifying or explaining. |
| Izan | A name meaning to invite or welcome. |
| Izin | Gift of God; Permission |
| Izmaa | A name meaning a wise leader. |
| Jaar | A close neighbor or companion. |
| Jabori | Derived from Arabic, means 'gift of God' or 'God's gift' |
| Jadur | Derived from Arabic, means 'generous' or 'charitable' |
| Jafaar | Derived from Arabic, means 'bringer of good fortune' |
| Jaffarr | Derived from Arabic, means 'bringer of good fortune' |
| JahangirKhan | World conqueror, ruler of the world, and king |
| Jaherul | Gift of God, present, or treasure of God |
| Jahlil | Gift of God, or one who is blessed |
| Jahmalle | Gift of God, or one who is blessed |
| Jairul | Servant of the noble or noble servant |
| Adrain | Dark One, Man from Hadria |
| Bon | Good, kind, or virtuous. |
| Boots | A type of footwear, often worn for protection or as a fashion statement. |
| Broque | A unique or stylish person. |