ماجد

Maajid

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Maajid is a Muslim boy name meaning “Glorious, noble, illustrious”.

MeaningGlorious, noble, illustrious
GenderBoy
OriginArabic
Arabic spellingماجد
PronunciationMAA-jid
Arabic rootم ج د (m-j-d) — to be glorious, noble
Muslim name?Islamic / Arabic name

Meaning and origin of Maajid

Maajid is a spelling of the Arabic Mājid, meaning glorious or noble, someone of great honour and generosity. Al-Mājid, 'the Glorious', is one of the Names of God, while the closely related al-Majīd also occurs in the Quran. The double a reflects the long first vowel, a style common in South Africa and South Asia. In the Gulf the name is usually written Majid.

Is Maajid a Muslim name?

Yes. Maajid is a Muslim name of Arabic origin meaning glorious and noble, related to the divine names al-Majid and al-Majeed.

Is Maajid in the Quran?

Its root appears in 'Indeed, He is Praiseworthy and Glorious (ḥamīdun majīd)' (Quran 11:73).

Where is the name Maajid used?

Used widely; Majid is the common Gulf and Iranian spelling, Maajid more common in South Africa and the UK.

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Spellings and variants of Maajid

MajidMajedMaajedMadjid

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Frequently asked questions

What does the name Maajid mean?

Maajid means 'Glorious, noble, illustrious'. It comes from Arabic.

Is Maajid a Muslim name?

Yes. Maajid is a Muslim name of Arabic origin meaning glorious and noble, related to the divine names al-Majid and al-Majeed.

How do you write Maajid in Arabic?

Maajid is written ماجد in Arabic script.

How do you pronounce Maajid?

Maajid is pronounced MAA-jid.

Is Maajid mentioned in the Quran?

Its root appears in 'Indeed, He is Praiseworthy and Glorious (ḥamīdun majīd)' (Quran 11:73).

Updated October 2026 · Researched by the Modern Muslim Names team. Spotted a mistake? Let us know.