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Fatimah
Fatimah radiyallahu anha was Prophet Muhammad sallallahu alayhi wa sallam’s daughter and Ali radiyallahu anhu’s wife.
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Companion / Sahabi or Sahabiyyah
Fatimah radiyallahu anha was Prophet Muhammad sallallahu alayhi wa sallam’s daughter and Ali radiyallahu anhu’s wife.
Fabiha
Reported interpretation: fortunate or lucky
South Asian naming usageCommonly reported meaningفضيلة
Virtuous, excellent; Feminine form of Fadil
ArabicHistorical association; not a literal meaningفدوى
Possibly sacrifice; derivation uncertain
ArabicThe meaning or etymology is explicitly uncertainفائقة
Superior, outstanding, excelling
Arabicفائزة
Victorious; feminine of Faiz
Arabicفجر
Dawn, beginning
Arabicفرح
Joy, happiness
Arabicفریبا
Charming, enticing
Persianفريدة
Unique, precious; feminine of Farid
Arabicفریده
Unique, precious; Persian feminine of Farid
Persianفريحة
Happy
Arabicفرناز
Commonly interpreted as splendid, glorious
PersianCommonly reported meaningفریال
Commonly interpreted as angel-like, a woman compared to an angel
Persian and Urdu naming usageCommonly reported meaningفرزانه
Wise, intelligent
Persianفاطمة الزهراء
Fatimah radiyallahu anha with the epithet al-Zahra (the Radiant One)
Arabic personal name and epithetHistorical association; not a literal meaningFatimah radiyallahu anha was Prophet Muhammad sallallahu alayhi wa sallam’s daughter and Ali radiyallahu anhu’s wife.
Read the context and sourcesفاطمة
From an Arabic root used for abstaining and weaning
ArabicFatimah radiyallahu anha was Prophet Muhammad sallallahu alayhi wa sallam’s daughter and Ali radiyallahu anhu’s wife.
Read the context and sourcesفاتن
Charming, captivating
ArabicFatou
Short form of Fatoumata
Western AfricanHistorical association; not a literal meaningفوزية
Victory-related feminine form of Fawzi
Arabicفرشته
Angel
Persianفیروزه
Turquoise, the gemstone
Persian; regional Muslim naming usageفداء
Redemption
Arabic; South Asian and Indonesian usageفردوس
Paradise
Arabic usage; Iranian-derived wordفیروزه
Turquoise gemstone; possibly feminine of Firouz
PersianThe meaning or etymology is explicitly uncertainFitri
Pure, natural
Indonesian, MalayFitria
Natural disposition, a fitrah-related feminine name
Indonesian / Malay / Arabic usageفضا / فضاء
Open space, atmosphere; breeze in naming references
Arabic-derived; Urdu usageNot always. Transliteration systems and regional spellings differ. Compare the original script and alternate spellings on the name page.
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