Ma'loom

    [Ma-looM] Known

Ma'mool

    [Ma-mool] Custom

Ma'ni

    [Ma-ni] Meaning

Ma'zoor

    [Ma-zoor] Handicap

Maabood

    [Maa-bood] God. Synonymous to Allah.

Maadar

    [Maa-dar] Mother. Synonymous to Maa, Amma

Maahaul

    [Maa-haul] Surroundings, Environment

Maahir

    [Maa-hir] Skilled, Expert

Maahjabeen

    [Maah-ja-been] A beautiful person

Maahtaab

    [Maahtaab] Moon

Maal

    [Maa-l] Property, Merchandise

Maalik

    [Maa-lik] Master, Lord, Owner, God

Maatam

    [Maa-tam] Mourning, Grief

Maayoos

    [Maa-yoos] Without hope, Disappointed

Machlee

    [Mach-lee] Fish

Madad

    [Ma-dad] Help, Assistance

Madarasa

    [Ma-dar-asa] Academy, Religious School

Magar

    [Ma-gar] Unless, Except

Maghrib

    [Magh-rib] West, Salaat time just after sunset

Maghroor

    [Magh-roor] Proud, Arrogant

Maghz

    [Magh-z] Brain

Mahboob

    [Mah-boob] Lover

Mahdood

    [Mah-dood] Limited, Finite

Maheenah

    [Ma-hee-nah] A Month

Mahfil

    [Mah-fil] Congregation, Assembly

Mahfooz

    [Mah-fooz] Kept safe, Guarded, Secure

Mahina

    [Ma-hi-na] Month

Mahmaan

    [Mah-maan] Guest

Mahnat

    [Mah-nat] Hard Work

Mahrbaani

    [Mahr-baa-ni] Favor

Mahroom

    [Mah-room] Deprived

Mahsoos

    [Mah-soos] Felt

Maidaan

    [Mai-daan] Plain Land, Ground

Majboor

    [Maj-boor] Helpless, Oppressed

Majlis

    [Maj-lis] Sitting together

Majma

    [Maj-ma] Congregation, Crowd

Majnoon

    [Maj-noon] Insane, Madly in love

Makaan

    [Ma-kaan] House, Place

Makhmal

    [Makh-mal] Velvet

Makkaar

    [Mak-kaar] Cunning

Makkhan

    [Mak-khan] Butter

Makkhi

    [Mak-khi] A Fly

Makruh

    [Mak-ruh] Not recommended (in Islam)

Malaal

    [Ma-laal] Sadness, Grief

Mamoo

    [Ma-moo] Uncle (Mother's Brother)

Mana

    [Ma-na] Prohibition, Refusal

Manazir

    [Ma-na-zir] Views. Plural for Manzar

Mangal

    [Man-gal] Tuesday

Manzar

    [Man-zar] View (Scene)

Manzil

    [Man-zil] Level, Position. Another meaning is Destination

Manzoor

    [Man-zoor] Approved, Accepted

Maqaam

    [Ma-qaam] Dwelling, Position

Maqbarah

    [Maq-ba-rah] Tomb. Synonymous to Mazaar

Maqbool

    [Maq-bool] Accepted, Got famouse

Maqsad

    [Maq-sad] Intention, Aim, Goal

Maqtal

    [Maq-tal] Battleground, Battlefield

Mard

    [Mar-d] Man

Mardood

    [Mar-dood] Accursed

Mareez

    [Ma-reez] Patient

Marhala

    [Mar-ha-la] Milestone

Marhalah

    [Mar-ha-lah] Stage

Marham

    [Mar-ham] Ointment (to cure or heel wound)

Marhoom

    [Mar-hoom] Deceased, Dead

Marja

    [Mar-ja] A Mujtahid whose taqleed is done

Martaba

    [Mar-ta-ba] Status, Level

Martabah

    [Mar-ta-bah] Degree, Class, Order

Masa'ib

    [Ma-sa-ib] Narration of Karbala events (normally toward end of majlis)

Masah

    [Ma-sah] To rub (feet or scalp during Vazu-Ablution)

Masail

    [Ma-sa-il] Problems, Issues

Mashak

    [Mash-k] Leather Water bag

Mashal

    [Ma-shal] Torch, Lantern

Mashhoor

    [Mash-hoor] Famous, Popular

Mashkeeza

    [Mash-kee-za] Leather Water bag. Synonym for Mashak

Mashriq

    [Mash-riq] East

Masjid-ul-Haram

    [Mas-jid-ul-Ha-ram] Mosque of Khana-e-Qaba

Masoom

    [Ma-soom] Pure, Sinless person

Masoomeen

    [Ma-soo-meen] 14 Pure Persons (Prophet Mohammad, Bibi Fatima and 12 Imams)

Mast

    [Mas-t] Intoxicated

Matha

    [Ma-tha] Forehead

Matlab

    [Mat-lab] Meaning

Mauj

    [Mau-j] Wave

Maujood

    [Mau-jood] Present

Mauqa

    [Mau-qa] Occasion, Situation

Mausam

    [Mau-sam] Season, Weather

Maut

    [Mau-t] Death

Mazaak

    [Ma-zaak] Joking, Being Funny

Mazaaq

    [Ma-zaaq] Joke

Mazaar

    [Ma-zaar] Shrine

Mazah

    [Ma-zah] Taste, Pleasure

Mazalim

    [Ma-za-lim] Plural for Zulm (Tyranny, injustice)

Mazboot

    [Maz-boot] Strong, Firm

Mazdoor

    [Maz-door] Someone who does labour type work

Mazhab

    [Maz-hab] Religion

Mazloom

    [Maz-loom] Innocent

Mazloom-e-Karbala

    [Maz-loom-e-Kar-bala] Victims of Karbala (Imam Hussain and his followers)

Mehraab

    [Meh-raab] ?

Meiz

    [Mei-z] Table

Mimbar

    [Mim-bar] Pulpit

Minar

    [Minar] Minarat (of the Mosque)

Misaal

    [Mi-saal] Example

Mithai

    [Mi-thai] Dessert, Sweet

Mitti

    [Mit-ti] Clay or Soil

Mizaaj

    [Mi-zaaj] Temperament

Mohtarma

    [Mohtarma] Synonymous to Bibi, Khatoon which means Lady

Momineen

    [Mo-mi-neen] Someone who believe in Imamat

Mozah

    [Mo-zah] Sock

Mubaarak

    [Mubaarak] Auspicious, Blessed

Muddat

    [Mud-dat] Period (of time)

Mufeed

    [Mu-feed] Profitable, Beneficial, Useful

Muflis

    [Muf-lis] Poor

Muha'ida

    [Mu-ha-ida] Contract, Treaty

Muhaafiz

    [Mu-haa-fiz] Protector, Guardian

Muhaajir

    [Mu-haa-jir] Emigrant

Muhallah

    [Mu-hal-lah] Neighbourhood

Muhasiba

    [Mu-ha-si-ba] Self-evaluation

Muhlat

    [Muh-lat] Extra Time

Muhsin

    [Muh-sin] Benefactor, Some who gave a favour

Muhtaj

    [Muh-taj] Needy, Defective

Mujahid

    [Mu-ja-hid] Very young soldier

Mujizah

    [Mu-ji-zah] Miracle

Mujrim

    [Muj-rim] Criminal, Sinner

Mukammal

    [Mu-kam-mal] Complete

Mukarrar

    [Mu-kar-rar] Repeatedly, Again

Mukhaatib

    [Mu-khaa-tib] To Address

Mukhtasar

    [Mukh-ta-sar] Short, Concise

Mulaa'im

    [Mu-laa-im] Soft, Tender

Mulaaqaat

    [Mu-laa-qaat] Meeting

Mulaazim

    [Mu-laa-zim] Servant

Mulk

    [Mul-k] Nation

Mulzim

    [Mul-zim] Accused

Mumkin

    [Mum-kin] Possible

Munaasib

    [Mu-naa-sib] Proper, Suitable

Munajaat

    [Mu-na-jaat] Supplications, Duas

Munsab

    [Mun-sab] Position of authority

Muntakhib

    [Mun-ta-khib] To Select or Appoint

Muqaabil

    [Mu-qaa-bil] Opposite, Against

Muqabla

    [Mu-qab-la] Competition

Muqaddar

    [Mu-qad-dar] Fate, Destiny

Muraad

    [Mu-raad] Desire, Will

Murakiba

    [Mu-ra-ki-ba] ?

Murdah

    [Mur-dah] Dead

Musaafar

    [Mu-saa-far] Traveller

Musaafir

    [Mu-saa-fir] Traveler, Stranger

Musalla

    [Mu-sal-la] Praying Rug. Synonymous to Janamaaz

Museebat

    [Mu-see-bat] Misfortune

Mushabirat

    [Mu-sha-bi-rat] ?

Mushkil

    [Mush-kil] Difficult, Hard

Mustahab

    [Mus-ta-hab] Recommended act

Mustahib

    [Mus-ta-hib] Highly Recommended

Mustahibaat

    [Mus-ta-hi-baat] Recommended acts. Plural for Mustahab

Mustusna

    [Mus-tus-na] Exception

Mutaabik

    [Mu-taa-bik] Acoording

Muyassar

    [Mu-yas-sar] Available, Possible