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Mahjoor
مهجور — مهجور، متروك، مبتعد عن الناس أو محبوبية روحية للانعزال
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From Persian/Urdu مہجور / Arabic مهجور — 'forsaken, secluded, detached'; historically attested as a takhallus (pen-name) by Kashmiri poet Ghulam Ahmad Mahjoor | Boy | Persian/Urdu literary usage; historically attested as a pen-name (takhallus) in Kashmiri/Urdu poetry |
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Mubashir
مبشر
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Bringer of glad tidings; one who delivers good news | Boy | Arabic |
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Mahnaz
حُسن متميز يرتبط بالقمر (أصل فارسي)
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Distinguished beauty; marked by grace (Persian origin used by Muslim families) | Girl | Persian (used in Muslim cultures; attested among Persianate and South/Central Asian Muslims) |
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Rabi’ah
الربيع؛ الرابعة
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Spring; fourth (feminine); historically associated with Rabi'ah al-Adawiyya, Sufi saint and early Muslim mystic | Girl | Arabic (historically attested in early Islamic history) |
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Muqatil
مقاتل: محارب، مقاتل، من يخوض القتال
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Arabic name (مقاتل) meaning 'fighter' or 'combatant', literally 'one who fights'; historically attested as a given name and epithet. | Boy | Arabic |
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Jibril
جبريل: الاسم العربي للملاك جِبْرَائِيل، الموكَّل بالوَحْي
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Gabriel; the angel who delivered revelation to the prophets — name means 'God is my strength' in some Classical Arabic analyses though the root is debated; traditionally understood as the angelic messenger. | Boy | Arabic (from Gabriel / Hebrew Mattatron tradition, Arabic: جبريل) |
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Münevver
مُنَوَّر
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Illuminated, enlightened; one who is made bright or luminous (from Arabic مُنَوَّر / munawwar) | Girl | Turkish (from Arabic) |
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Miskawayh
نسبة تعني «من مسكوايح»
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Nisba indicating origin 'from Miskawayh' (a toponymic surname); historically borne by the Persian historian-philosopher Abu al-Faraj Ahmad ibn al-Husayn al-Miskawayh | Boy | Persian (attested in Arabic biographical literature) |
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Firuz
فيروز (من الفارسية: النّصر أو النجاح)، أيضاً يستخدم لمعنى حجر الفيروز
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Victorious, prosperous; also associated with the turquoise gemstone in Persian (classical form: Piruz/فیروز meaning 'victory') | Boy | Persian (adopted in Muslim societies across Iran, South Asia, and Central Asia) |
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Mazhar
مظهر: الظهور، الإظهار، ما يظهر
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Manifestation; that which appears or is made manifest (in Sufi usage often denotes a visible manifestation of the Real) | Boy | Arabic/Persian (used across Persianate Sufi literature) |