The Islamic name Dhulfaqaar (written in Arabic as ذلفقر) means "(Zulfaqar) Name of a celebrated sword which fell into the hand of Rasoolullah (sallallaahualayhi wasallam) in the Battle of Badr and which was presented to Ali (RA). Note: It is incorrect to Say Fiqaar (with kasrah).". It is an authentic Boy Muslim name of Arabic origin.
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English Meaning
(Zulfaqar) Name of a celebrated sword which fell into the hand of Rasoolullah (sallallaahualayhi wasallam) in the Battle of Badr and which was presented to Ali (RA). Note: It is incorrect to Say Fiqaar (with kasrah).
Arti Bahasa Indonesia
(Zulfaqar) Nama pedang terkenal yang jatuh ke tangan Rasulullah (sallalaahualayhi wasallam) dalam Pertempuran Badar dan dipersembahkan kepada Ali (RA). Catatan: Tidak benar mengucapkan Fiqaar (dengan kasrah).
Dhulfaqaar is an Islamic boy name meaning '(Zulfaqar) Name of a celebrated sword which fell into the hand of Rasoolullah (sallallaahualayhi wasallam) in the Battle of Badr and which was presented to Ali (RA). Note: It is incorrect to Say Fiqaar (with kasrah).'. It is written in Arabic script as ذلفقر.
Meaning Breakdown
Linguistic decomposition of compound elements in this Islamic name
Used in Quranic and prophetic titles to indicate a distinguished characteristic or legendary relic.
The qualifying core noun that defines the honorific.
“Possessor of / Endowed with: (Zulfaqar) Name of a celebrated sword which fell into the hand of Rasoolullah (sallallaahualayhi wasallam) in the Battle of Badr and which was presented to Ali (RA). Note: It is incorrect to Say Fiqaar (with kasrah).” — A time-honored Islamic naming style reflecting heritage, noble character, and prophetic companionship.
"Dhulfaqaar" is a wonderful, blessed choice for your newborn boy. It carries a deeply positive meaning and honors Islamic tradition.
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