Islamic Meaning Behind Muslim Boys Names:

 

There are many reasons for a Muslim boy to have his name. When someone goes to register for the first time at a mosque, his name is read aloud from a sheet of paper and the person's name is mentioned in Arabic when the meeting begins. His full name is what is known as a mufti or mufassir.

Mufassir means honorific. It is used when a person needs to place emphasis on someone's name. He is referred to as a mufassir because he is the person who performs the honorific.

The reason for the honorific is to make sure that the name is not offensive or derogatory. There are many instances when a person's name is offensive. It is particularly important for Muslim boys names parents to take this into consideration before naming their children. People don't often come up with names for their children in an honorific. They usually use the names for their siblings, who are already in existence.

This is not always the case. Sometimes people have names that are inappropriate for their gender or age group. In this case, it is important for Muslim parents to consider naming their children with a specific honorific, which is appropriate for them.

For example, there are some words which are inappropriate for use as a name. The word "shiksa" is offensive. In addition, the word "isha" is offensive, as well as "chhota," which are used as a nickname for a boy.

When a person has a non-Muslim family, the parent may choose to choose a name that is in accordance with the religion of the child. The child can then use this honorific while he is still in the womb.

This is a popular example because a Muslim mother will normally bring her child to a mosque after birth. Once this is done, her name is given to the baby in a ceremony called "mata'aba" which is the way the Muslims refer to this as a blessing.

If a boy is named Muhammed, he will be given a unique name which means "there is no God but God." If a girl is named Haris, she will be given a name that means "a person who has become immortal." In addition, the parents may also choose to give a different name depending on the belief of the child.