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Given Name

Maysun

MAY-soon (Maysūn; Arabic: Maysūn)
Pronunciation: MAY-soon (Maysūn; Arabic: Maysūn)
جميلة الوجه؛ رشيقة المظهر
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Origin
Arabic
Meaning
Beautiful-faced; graceful; radiant countenance (classical Arabic feminine name).
Thematic Cluster
Names Meaning Beauty
Islamic Status
Classical; historically attested in Arabic sources
Verification
Needs Review
Quality Score
Not scored
Religious Confidence
Not scored
Letters
6
Meaning Urdu
خوبصورت چہرہ؛ دلکش و پرکشش
Meaning Arabic
جميلة الوجه؛ رشيقة المظهر
Maysun (Arabic: ميسون) is a feminine Arabic name traditionally understood to denote a beautiful or graceful face and an attractive bearing. The name appears in classical Arabic onomastic lists and in early Arabic literary material as a feminine personal name; its sense relates to physical elegance and attractive countenance. Thematic relatives and similar feminine names include [[Maymunah]] and [[Maysara]] which share classical Arab poetic and onomastic contexts. Maysun is rare today, often chosen by families seeking a literary, classical Arabic name with concise phonetics and clear meaning.
FAQs
Is Maysun an original Arabic name?

Yes. Maysun (ميسون) is attested in classical Arabic onomastic sources and literature and is formed and used as an Arabic feminine given name.

What is the root meaning of Maysun?

The name conveys the notion of a beautiful or graceful face and elegant bearing; its use in Arabic tradition emphasizes physical attractiveness in a literary sense.

Is Maysun mentioned in the Quran or Hadith?

No. Maysun does not appear in the Quran. It is attested in classical Arabic naming and literary tradition rather than in Qur'anic text.

Are there historical women known by this name?

The name appears in classical Arabic literature and naming lists; it is historically attested though not borne by widely famous figures commonly cited in later popular histories.

How common is Maysun today?

Maysun is relatively rare in contemporary usage and is often selected by families seeking a classical Arabic name with poetic resonance.