Jahmal

Jahmal is a masculine given name used in English-speaking countries and within various African diaspora communities. It is commonly treated as a variant spelling of Jamal or Gamal, names derived from the Arabic root جمال which conveys beauty, grace, or charm. The form Jahmal reflects common respellings that adapt Arabic names to non-Arabic languages and writing systems.

Etymology and related names: The name originates from Arabic جمال (Jamal). Related names include Jamal, Gamal, Kamal, and Jamil, all drawing on the same root with meanings related to beauty, elegance, or perfection. Spelling variations such as Jahmal, Jahmel, or Jamel are part of a broader pattern of adapting Arabic names to different linguistic contexts.

Usage and distribution: Jahmal is most frequently found among African American communities in the United States and in parts of the Caribbean and Africa where Arabic-influenced naming is present. It is typically used for boys and may be encountered across Muslim and non-Muslim communities alike. The popularity of specific spellings and forms can vary by region and era.

Notable people and see also: There are individuals named Jahmal who have appeared in public life across fields such as sports and arts, reflecting its use in contemporary naming practices. See also Jamal, Gamal, Kamal, and Jamil as related names that share the same linguistic roots.