Rashaad

Meaning of Rashaad

Rashaad is a name of Arabic origin, derived from the word for “good sense” or “wise counsel,” and when spoken—ruh-SHAHD—it carries a gentle confidence that feels both familiar and uplifting. Though it’s never elbowed its way into the top ten, Rashaad has maintained a loyal following in the U.S., with roughly thirty to forty newborns each year and a shining moment in the mid-1990s near rank 660. It’s been proudly worn by figures like NFL running back Rashaad Penny, whose tenacity reminds us that true impact often springs from quiet determination. Choosing Rashaad today is like planting a seed of wisdom in a busy world—a warm invitation for a little one to grow into someone who listens deeply, leads kindly, and adds a bright note wherever he goes. Plus, its melodic rhythm—ruh-SHAHD—makes it as fun to say as it is rich in meaning.

Pronunciation

English

• Pronunced as ruh-SHAHD (/rəˈʃɑːd/)

• Rashaun
• Rashawn
• Raheem
• Rashad
• Rashid
• Rasheed
• Rashard