Classical
Nasiib
nah-SEEB
Pronunciation: nah-SEEB
نصيب - الحظ، القسمة، النصيب من الميراث أو الرزق
Boy
Origin
Arabic (Persian, Somali & Bengali Muslim usage)
Meaning
Share, portion, divine destiny, allotted sustenance
Thematic Cluster
Not specified
Islamic Status
Recommended
Verification
Likely Valid
Quality Score
96
Religious Confidence
76
Letters
6
Qur'anic / Islamic Reference
No widely cited direct Qur'anic reference is attached to Nasiib.
Nasiib is a Arabic (Persian, Somali & Bengali Muslim usage) name commonly explained as Share, portion, divine destiny, allotted sustenance. It is often grouped with Classical names in modern name lists.
Families often choose it for its clear sound and positive meaning rather than for trend alone.
Families often choose it for its clear sound and positive meaning rather than for trend alone.
Names With Similar Meaning
Nesibe
Turkish/Bosnian variant of Arabic 'Nusaybah/Nasibah' meaning 'portion; destiny; good fate'.
Nusaybah
Arabic name (نُسَيْبَة), diminutive form related to the root n‑s‑b/ n‑s‑b variations; conventionally glossed in classical lexica as 'a small portion/share' or 'one given a portion' — used historically as a personal name. Famously borne by the Sahabiyyah Nusaybah bint Ka'ab (Umm 'Ammarah).
Niyaz
Supplication, humble prayer, spiritual need, and heartfelt desire; the act of begging with humility before the Divine
Neema
Grace, blessing (from Arabic niʿmah نعمة); in Swahili usage it denotes a divine or fortunate gift
Nimco
Derived from Arabic ni‘mah (نعمة): 'blessing, grace, favour'. In Somali usage it conveys the sense of divine gift or bounty.
Nurani
Luminous, radiant, or possessing divine light
Twin-Friendly Pairings
Jahiz
Bulging‑eyed; prominent‑eyed (nickname-derived Arabic epithet al‑Jāḥiẓ).
Behnam
Reputable, Honorable, Of Good Name
Muhanad
Sharpened sword, steel blade
Sarban
Caravan Leader, Master of the Journey
Iyad
Support, refuge, protection, strength, defensive power
Veli
Guardian, protector; saintly friend (from Arabic wālī)
Sibling-Friendly Names
Jahiz
Bulging‑eyed; prominent‑eyed (nickname-derived Arabic epithet al‑Jāḥiẓ).
Delbar
Beloved; heart-captivating; one who wins hearts
Behnam
Reputable, Honorable, Of Good Name
Muhanad
Sharpened sword, steel blade
Sarban
Caravan Leader, Master of the Journey
Iyad
Support, refuge, protection, strength, defensive power