Eslam

Eslam is a name directly derived from the Arabic word 'Islam' (إسلام), which means 'submission' or 'surrender' (specifically, submission to the will of God). It is the name of the religion founded by the Prophet Muhammad. As a given name, Eslam is predominantly used in Muslim-majority countries and among Muslim communities worldwide. While the religion itself is ancient, its use as a personal name became more common over time, reflecting the deep religious and cultural significance of the term.

The name carries strong connotations of faith, devotion, and peace, as 'Islam' is also related to the Arabic root 's-l-m' (س-ل-م), which means 'peace.' Therefore, the name Eslam embodies both the spiritual act of submission to God and the state of peace that is believed to result from it. It is used for both males and females, though it might be slightly more common for males in some regions.