Potential Names?

The past month has been the Muslim holiday of Ramadan, when people fast from sun up to sun down. The Muslim students at my school (from Africa and the Middle East) have been staying on our floor during lunch so they don't have to sit in the cafeteria with all of the other students who are eating. The guys stay in my room, and it's a great opportunity to see some of my former students. The other day, 3 of them (all from Yemen) were asking what Jonathan and I were planning to name the baby. I told them that we've made a list, but haven't narrowed it down to one name. Here's the conversation that ensued:

Daud: You should name him Daud, the Arabic form of David. That way he can be half-Arabic and half-American.

Suliman: No way, Miss Leah. You only had them in class for 1 year, but you had me in class for TWO years. That means you have to name him Suliman! If not, where is the respect?

Khaled: C'mon Miss, their names mean nothing! Name him Khaled - it means "loyalty," and "lasts for a very, very, very long time."

And with that, those three names were officially added to the list.