Masoud
Masoud is a Muslim boy name meaning “Fortunate, lucky, blessed with happiness”.
| Meaning | Fortunate, lucky, blessed with happiness |
|---|---|
| Gender | Boy |
| Origin | Arabic |
| Arabic spelling | مسعود |
| Pronunciation | mas-OOD |
| Arabic root | س ع د (s-ʿ-d) — to be happy, fortunate |
| Muslim name? | Islamic / Arabic name |
Meaning and origin of Masoud
Masoud is a common spelling of the Arabic Masʿūd, 'one who is made happy' or 'fortunate'. It is an old name: ʿAbdullāh ibn Masʿūd, one of the earliest converts and a leading Quran reciter among the Companions, carried it as his father's name. The name is widely used in Iran, the Arab world and Afghanistan, and the Masoud spelling is typical of Persian and Egyptian transliteration.
Is Masoud a Muslim name?
Yes. Masoud (Masʿūd) is a Muslim name of Arabic origin meaning 'fortunate', associated with the great Companion ʿAbdullāh ibn Masʿūd.
Is Masoud in the Quran?
The root appears in 'And as for those who are made happy (suʿidū), they will be in Paradise' (Quran 11:108).
Where is the name Masoud used?
Common in Iran, Afghanistan, Egypt and the Gulf; spelled Mesut in Turkey and Masood in Pakistan.
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Frequently asked questions
What does the name Masoud mean?
Masoud means 'Fortunate, lucky, blessed with happiness'. It comes from Arabic.
Is Masoud a Muslim name?
Yes. Masoud (Masʿūd) is a Muslim name of Arabic origin meaning 'fortunate', associated with the great Companion ʿAbdullāh ibn Masʿūd.
How do you write Masoud in Arabic?
Masoud is written مسعود in Arabic script.
How do you pronounce Masoud?
Masoud is pronounced mas-OOD.
Is Masoud mentioned in the Quran?
The root appears in 'And as for those who are made happy (suʿidū), they will be in Paradise' (Quran 11:108).