Dilber
No, Dilber is not mentioned in the Quran. It is of Persian-Kurdish origin with roots in classical poetry.
It literally translates to "heart-stealing" or "captivating beloved," referring to someone who steals hearts with their beauty and character.
Yes, the name carries positive connotations of love and beauty, making it suitable for Muslim girls.
It is considered rare and classical, not commonly used in modern times but preserved in literary traditions.
The name appears in classical Persian and Kurdish poetry, representing the ideal beloved in Sufi and folk literary traditions.