Meaning and history
Îbrahîm is the Arabic form of Abraham and is also used in several other languages; this form appears in the Quran.
20062006: 417 births, rank #588
2007: 435 births, rank #587
2008: 428 births, rank #589
2009: 465 births, rank #568
2010: 532 births, rank #488
20112011: 575 births, rank #467
2012: 549 births, rank #488
2013: 631 births, rank #451
2014: 649 births, rank #456
2015: 699 births, rank #436
20162016: 816 births, rank #393
2017: 815 births, rank #390
2018: 791 births, rank #402
2019: 820 births, rank #382
2020: 673 births, rank #441
20212021: 664 births, rank #456
2022: 766 births, rank #419
2023: 775 births, rank #412
2024: 923 births, rank #359
20252025: 939 births, rank #351
Ibrahim rose from #359 to #351 for boys between 2024 and 2025. That year also produced its highest recorded birth count, at 939.