Sajjad is a masculine given name of Arabic origin, literally meaning “one who prostrates frequently,” and is most commonly pronounced sah-jahd (/sɑˌdʒad/) in English contexts. Historically associated with devotion and humility in Islamic tradition, the name has maintained a modest presence in the United States through the past four decades. Annual birth data show between five and eleven newborns named Sajjad each year, placing it between ranks 711 (its peak in 1987) and 937 in recent years. This steady yet sparse usage underlines the name’s distinctiveness—parents seeking a spiritually resonant choice can be confident their child will stand out without ever feeling out of step. In analytical terms, Sajjad offers both cultural depth and reliable rarity.
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