Raza, Ahmed

Raza and Ahmed are common male names of Arabic origin. "Raza" generally means "contentment" or "satisfaction," often used as a name symbolizing inner peace and fulfillment. "Ahmed" is derived from the Arabic root meaning "praiser" or "one who constantly thanks God," and it is a popular name in Muslim communities, referencing the Prophet Muhammad. Both names carry cultural and religious significance, reflecting values of gratitude and tranquility. They are widely used in regions with Islamic heritage and are chosen for their positive meanings and spiritual connections.