Mohammad is a widely recognized and respected name throughout the world, originating from the Arabic language. It means "praiseworthy" or "highly praised," reflecting its significance in Islamic culture as it is the name of the Prophet Mohammad (PBUH), who founded Islam. This name is used extensively among Muslims across diverse regions, including the Middle East, South Asia, and Southeast Asia. Its popularity extends beyond Muslim communities, however, as it has been adopted by people of various faiths due to its positive connotation. The name Mohammad comes with several variations in spelling and pronunciation, such as Muhammad, Mohammed, Mahammad, or Mohamid, depending on the language and culture. Despite these differences, all forms share a common root and meaning.
The name Mohmad experienced fluctuations in popularity over these years with peaks in 1989 and a consistent level from 1990 onwards.