| Short meaning of Nazir (Nadhir) | Beautiful and Radiant See below for detailed meaning |
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| How to pronounce Nazir (Nadhir) | NAtural + Zoom + lIttle + pRay Each block is a syllable. Thick black border indicates stress/emphasis. Other pronunciations are acceptable. |
| Arabic Spelling (How to write Nazir (Nadhir) in Arabic) | ناضِرٌ |
| Quranic Nature (Learn more...) | Indirectly Mentioned |
| Alternate spellings of Nazir (Nadhir) | Naziyre Naziyr Nazere Nazer Nazeyre Nazeyr Nazire Nazir Nazyre Naaziyr Naazere Naazer Naazeyr Naazire Naazir All of the above spellings are acceptable for this name. You may also create your own spelling. |
| Quranic Root (Learn more...) | N-DHAD-R All Quranic baby names derived from N-DHAD-R: |
Meaning of Nazir (Nadhir)
Nazir describes beauty and radiance in a person’s face. The Quran uses the word to describe the faces of the residents of Jannah (Paradise).
[Some] faces, that Day, will be radiant {75:22}
You will find in their faces the brightness of bliss. {83:24}
This name should not be confused with the popular Arab name Naader (in which the ‘d’ is the Arabic letter dal instead of dhaal), which means ‘rare’, and is not a Quranic name. Obviously most non-Arabs would pronounce both names the same way, but it is good if the person named such knows what the correct pronunciation of their name is. Thus Naadhir, the Quranic name that this entry is about, has the letter ‘dhal’, which is the letter that you read in ‘ghairal maghdhoobi alaihim waladhaaleen’ in Suratul Fatiha.
Anonymous
I believe the arabic spelling above is for Nadhir, not Nazir.
Anonymous
Thank you very much for this very informative read.
Some outlets also interpret the word ‘nazir’ as ‘similar or comparable.’ I would guess this is a different word originating either from farsi or turkish. Your feedback would be helpful.