| Meaning | exalted, high mountain |
| Origin | Arabic |
| Gender | Boy |
| Popularity | Moderate |
| Length | 5 |
| Syllables | 2 |
| Syllabification | Ha-run |
This distinguished name carries a timeless quality that bridges cultural traditions with contemporary appeal. Parents selecting Harun for their son often appreciate its melodic pronunciation and the way it rolls off the tongue with natural ease. The name possesses a certain gravitas while remaining approachable, making it suitable for both childhood and professional life. It stands out without being overly unusual, offering a child the gift of individuality without the burden of constant mispronunciation. Harun works beautifully across multiple languages and cultures, providing versatility for families with international connections or those who value cross-cultural resonance. The strong consonants bookending the softer middle vowels create a balanced phonetic structure that sounds confident yet gentle.
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| Harun al-Rashid | Abbasid Caliph during the Islamic Golden Age |
| Harun Farocki | German filmmaker, author, and lecturer |
| Harun Yahya | Turkish author and Islamic creationist |
| Harun Karčić | Bosnian Islamic scholar |
| Harun Tekin | Turkish rock musician |
| Harun Erdenay | Turkish basketball player |
| Harun al-Din | Iranian theologian and philosopher |
| Harun Khan | British Islamic leader |
| Harun Nasrullah | Indonesian footballer |
| Harun Or Rashid | Bangladeshi musician |
| Harun al-Rashid | Character in "One Thousand and One Nights" |
| Harun ibn Isa | Character in the video game "Assassin's Creed" |
| Harun Ar-Rashid | Character in the manga and anime series "Magi - The Labyrinth of Magic" |
| Harun al-Hakim | Character in the novel "The Physician" by Noah Gordon |