Fazlina

Fazlina is a real, attested Malay female name deriving from Arabic فضل (fadl, 'bounty, grace, favour') combined with a feminine suffix common in Malay and South Asian Muslim naming practice (-ina). The resulting sense is 'she who is graced' or 'endowed with bounty'. It is a cultural-linguistic formation rather than a name with a specific Quranic attestation; while the Arabic root فضل is used in the Quran in various forms (e.g., the noun fadl appears in many verses), the personal name Fazlina itself does not appear in the scripture. Fazlina is documented in Malay civil and literary sources as a used given name and is regarded as modestly rare and scholarly-preferred for parents seeking an Arabic-rooted Malay feminine name. Related names include [[Fazila]] (female active-participle sense of being virtuous or meritorious) and the lexical root [[Fadl]] (Arabic root meaning 'bounty' or 'grace'), which clarifies the etymology and semantic field. Batch ID 32263 lists Fazlina among curated rare Muslim female names with Malay usage noted.