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Md.Al-AminGuestCan i keep my daughter’s name “Sayyidat-al-Nisa”?
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Md.Al-AminGuestCan i keep my daughter’s name “Manha”?
I found the name in a website and the meaning of the name is “Gift of Allah”. Is this right? -
Md.Al-AminGuestAs far I know, Islam allows to change the name of a person. But I want to know that, in case of change a name a 2nd time akika is needed or not?
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QuranicNames.com StaffKeymasterSayyidat-al-Nisa and Manha are both acceptable. Manha does not mean “gift from Allah”, Minha means that. For Manha’s meaning please type it in the search box.
Aqiqah is considered a sunnah (not an obligation) by many scholars, and this only applies to first names when first naming a baby. Aqiqah is not done when changing a name, according to this fatwa by Sheikh Abdurrahman bin Nasir al-Baraak.
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Md.Al-AminGuestThank You very much.
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