Checkout UK Top ten Most Popular Names: Mohammed is Britain's Boys number 1

Mohammed has become the top boys' name chosen by parents in Britain after a huge surge in popularity for Arabic names generally, according to new research.

While Arabic baby names are hugely on the rise, TV shows such as Game Of Thrones have also inspired names for the next generation.
Here are the UK's top 10 most popular baby names:
1. Mohammed            1. Sophia
2. Oliver                     2. Emily 
3. Jack                        3. Lily
4. Noah                      4. Olivia
5. Jacob                      5. Amelia
6. Charlie                   6. Isla
7. Harry                      7. Isabella
8. Joshua                    8. Ava
9. James                     9. Sophie
10. Ethan                   10. Chloe
The list groups together all the variant spellings of names with more than popular spelling.

The UK's top baby names of 2014 showed Mohammed has risen 27 places from last year to claim the number one spot for the boys, data carried out by website BabyCentre showed.
Also within the boys' top 100, Teddy was the biggest climber, Kian and Jonathan were the highest new entries, and Omar, Ali, and Ibrahim were all new entries.
For the girls, Sophia was top, Maryam was the biggest riser, and Nur, Emilia and Gracie were the highest newcomers.
Sarah Redshaw, managing editor for BabyCentre, said: "With the increase of Arabic names plus Aarav, an Indian boys' name, the top 100 shows the ever-increasing diversity of the UK today.
"Parents have also been influenced by celebrity name choices. The Beckhams and Simon Cowell have been big influences this year. Eric, the name Simon Cowell chose for his son, increased by 314%."
But Ms Redshaw added: "Parents are wary of names associated with celebrities who exhibit bad behaviour, the controversial pop singer Miley Cyrus being a prime example."
The name Miley has fallen, as have Amy and Nick, following the release of the mystery thriller book and movie Gone Girl.
Royal names in general continued to fall in popularity with George dropping a further five places. The name slipped out of the top 10 to number 13 shortly after the future king's birth last year.