Mahjub

Mahjub is an Arabic name derived from the root H-J-B, which means 'to veil,' 'to conceal,' or 'to screen.' The word 'hijab' (veil) comes from the same root. The name carries connotations of privacy, protection, and being set apart. Historically, names with such meanings were often given to reflect a desired quality of modesty or to signify someone who is protected or revered.

While the literal meaning relates to physical concealment, in a broader sense, it can imply a person who is reserved, dignified, or has a hidden depth of character. It is a traditional name found predominantly in Arabic-speaking regions and among Muslim communities worldwide.