| How to pronounce Muaz | Man + pUt + After + Zero Each block is a syllable. Thick black border indicates stress/emphasis. Other pronunciations are acceptable. |
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| Arabic Spelling (How to write Muaz in Arabic) | مُعَاذ |
| Quranic Nature (Learn more...) | Indirectly Mentioned |
| Alternate spellings of Muaz | Mu'az Muadh Muaaz Moaz Muaadh Moaadh All of the above spellings are acceptable for this name. You may also create your own spelling. |
| Quranic Root (Learn more...) | AIN-W-DHAL All Quranic baby names derived from AIN-W-DHAL: |
Meaning of Muaz
Muaz is an Arabic name for boys that means “protected”, “guarded”.
Anonymous
I haven’t heard this meaning before, can someone verify this please?
Anonymous
Iam just planing to name my son like this as ooodkfdfäv äokäaösdfakäsödfkaäsdf kdäasodkfäasdfa asdfkaäsö sdfkaäsödfk
Anonymous
I don’t understand where the Zaal at the end comes from? When its a dhaal which gives a heavy DTH sound and definitely not a Z sound مُعَاذ so the name is Mu’adh and not Muaz.
Anonymous
I am considering this name for my child in honor of the physician who was killed in Allepo one year ago. His story touches me so and I admire his courage.
I’m an American and don’t know much about Urdu. Is this a common name? Are there other forms of the name more often used?
Thank you.
Anonymous
MASHA-ALLAH may you be happy with him. What is your name?
Anonymous
MashAllah what a lovely question. What is your name by the way?
Anonymous
Muaz R A was the only companion of Holy Prophet peace and blessing of Allah be upon him to whom he said, “I love you Muaz”.
Anonymous
I am American.. My name is Muaz. In English it is an hyphen over the a. Mu (the wizard of “oz”) az. When I was older, I learned that the Arabs pronounced it differently. Mu ah th with an emphasis on th sound. I was always told my name meant someone who likes to teach.
Anonymous
I am Nigerian Citizen and my Name is Muaz and I really proud to my name
Anonymous
I am African American born in the United States. My name is Muaz. My father always told me it meant someone who likes to teach.. I never realized that my naw was popular on the other side of the word