Boys Names

Q: Can I use the name Azeem without using Abdul for any person? What about the name Aazam which in some dictionaries shows the meaning 'greatest'. But the greatest is Allah Ta'ala.

Q:

1. Some people have names like Nasir. It is the name of Allah. Though it is not sifati name of Allah. Is it right to have such names for makhlooq/humans?

2. People use the names like 'Azeem' in urdu to refer qualities of humans. Also they use 'Zabardast' and such words to refer quality of Allah and humans also. Is this right to use these words for humans although these words or their meaning is sifati name of / specific to Allah in Arabic? Or is this 'shirk'?

Q: I want to keep my baby boy's name as Ehaan. Is it a Muslim name? What is the meaning of it and should I keep this name for my baby?

Q: A person has the name Abdul Mutallib. Is this permissible? Should it be changed?

Q: Is keeping the came Munaaf permissible? If someone has this name, is it compulsory to change it?

Q: Are the following Sahaabah and what do these names mean? Al-Mugheerah, Al-Ahnaf, Al-Aqra'? Also Al-Lajlaaj and Al-Irbaad?

Q: Is it compulsory to put Abdul before Allah's name? Will we be sinful if we do not?

Q: I was looking up names for my newborn baby boy and came across the name Wahdaan (meaning shows up as peerless, unique and singular). One of our good friends suggested that names like Ahad, Wahid, Wahdaan should not be kept for babies as only Allah Ta'ala is deserving of those names and humans should not be named with such names. Should I go ahead with the name Wahdaan or do you advise against it? Your help and clarification would be really appreciated.

Q: We are expecting our second child and we need advise on names. We have chosen the following, please can you advise if these names are advisable and also possible pronunciation. What other names are good for a baby? Sofia, Afreen, Anas, Daniyal?

Q: I wanted to know if it is permissible for someone to name his son with the title and name Imaam Husain? This person also had his Sheikh name the child where the mother also did not have a say in choosing the name for her baby boy. Could this somehow be related to Shiasm?