Karam
Karam is a Muslim boy name meaning “Generosity, nobility”.
| Meaning | Generosity, nobility |
|---|---|
| Gender | Boy |
| Origin | Arabic |
| Arabic spelling | كرم |
| Pronunciation | KA-ram |
| Arabic root | ك ر م (k-r-m) — to be generous, noble |
| Muslim name? | Islamic / Arabic name |
Meaning and origin of Karam
Karam is the Arabic noun for generosity and noble-heartedness, one of the virtues most praised in Arab culture. It is used as a boy's name in the Levant, Iraq and South Asia, and also forms part of phrases like Karam Allāh. The same root gives the divine name al-Karīm.
Is Karam a Muslim name?
Yes. Karam is a Muslim name of Arabic origin meaning generosity. It is also used by Arab Christians, but its root is central to Islamic vocabulary.
Is Karam in the Quran?
Its root appears in 'And We have certainly honoured the children of Adam' (Quran 17:70).
Where is the name Karam used?
Used in Lebanon, Syria, Jordan, Iraq, Pakistan and Punjab.
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Spellings and variants of Karam
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Frequently asked questions
What does the name Karam mean?
Karam means 'Generosity, nobility'. It comes from Arabic.
Is Karam a Muslim name?
Yes. Karam is a Muslim name of Arabic origin meaning generosity. It is also used by Arab Christians, but its root is central to Islamic vocabulary.
How do you write Karam in Arabic?
Karam is written كرم in Arabic script.
How do you pronounce Karam?
Karam is pronounced KA-ram.
Is Karam mentioned in the Quran?
Its root appears in 'And We have certainly honoured the children of Adam' (Quran 17:70).