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The first name Akram

A boy’s name.

2 syllables Male Also a surname

Popularity

Babies registered in England and Wales, 1996–2025

In 2025, 32 boys were named Akram, making it the 953rd most popular boys’ name. It peaked in 2014, with 34 births (#866).

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689
babies named Akram, 1996–2025
#953
rank in 2025
2014
peak year

Office for National Statistics; years with fewer than three births are not published and show as zero. Compare Akram with other names.

Popularity in the United States

Babies named Akram at birth, 1880–2025

In 2025, 64 boys born in the United States were named Akram, the 2,208th most popular boys’ name that year. It was used most in 2023, when 85 were.

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1,453
babies named Akram since 1880
#2,208
rank in 2025
2023
peak year

US Social Security Administration, from applications for a Social Security card. A name is only published for a year when at least five babies were given it, so quieter years show as zero.

Famous people named Akram

7 on Wikidata, most written-about first

  • Akram Aylisli
    Azerbaijani writer, born 1937
  • Akram Khan
    British dancer and choreographer, born 1974
  • Akram Khan
    Bangladeshi cricketer, born 1968
  • Akram Tawfik
    Egyptian association football player, born 1997
  • Akram Yari
    Afghan politician, 1940–1979
  • Akramjon Komilov
    Association football player, born 1996
  • Akram Ojjeh
    French businessman (1918–1991)

Questions

How popular is the name Akram?
In 2025, 32 boys born in England and Wales were named Akram, ranking 953rd. Its peak was 2014, with 34 births.
Is Akram a boy's or a girl's name?
Mostly a boy's name: 100% of the 1,453 US babies named Akram since 1880 were boys.
When was Akram most popular?
2023 in the United States, when 85 babies were named Akram, its highest rank at 1,868th.
Is Akram also a surname?
Yes. Akram is used as a surname as well as a first name; its surname page has the origin and how many people carry it.