Ibraheem is of Arabic origin and means "willing, eager". It is a prominent name in Islamic culture as it shares the same root as Ibrahim, the patriarch of both Judaism and Islam. In Muslim communities worldwide, Ibraheem has consistently ranked among the top boy names. Its popularity can also be seen in other cultures, including those with significant Muslim populations like Nigeria, India, and Indonesia. The name's uniqueness lies not only in its sound but also in its rich cultural and religious significance.
Over the span of these years (1979 to 2023), the name Ibraheem has seen a significant increase in popularity, with the number of annual births fluctuating between 6 and 76. The peak occurred recently, in 2008 with 70 births, followed by another peak in 2015 with 76 births. Despite some recent decreases (44 births in 2023), the name Ibraheem has maintained consistent popularity throughout this period, with a total of 1493 babies named Ibraheem born over these years.