I’m not offended at all. I was researching it today, and she was the wife of an egyptian king, who seduced Hazrat Yousaf (AS), correct me if i’m wrong. Kinda put a damper on it. I think the name is nice, but now i’m not in favour of the history behind it…Allah knows best and will give me what HE pleases
One of my friends (who now has two sons) was facing the same problem. Her husband truly did not have the best taste in names. She preferred the more unique/modern variety. I think they reached a compromise. She did end up getting her way…but she managed to soften him up with patience as opposed to bugging him about the issue all the time. Things are already tense between the two of you…I wouldn’t start this battle so soon. Mend the relationship, make it stronger, win him over…and maybe towards the end…maybe after you’ve had the baby…who knows, he may give in.
There are “ish” names like Mahwish (not fond of this one), Beenish, Naazish…why can’t Baarish be a name? Or has it been used as a name ever? I love rain…and I’ve been looking for a name that means name but still has a nice sound to it. Came across Amaya…which means “night rain” and is nice…but it sounds very similar to the name of one of my cousins.
i haven’t heard this name either. baarish in Hindi is called Barkha which is a Hindu name. i’ve heard ONLY one lady’s name “Bibi Baaraan-e-RaHmat”. BaaraaN means Baarish
Yeah, I have heard of Barkha. I didn’t know that Baarish was derived from that word. I don’t really the sound of Baaraan. I do however like the sound of Baarish (as strange as that may sound)…but I have not heard it used as an actual…not even in dramas, where characters often do have uncommon names.
true…baarish sounds more lyrical…but FYI, these words are derivatives of the same base faarsii word baareedan [paanii kaa barasnaa]…baareedan, baarish, baaraaN etc … other similar sounding words like baareedan will have the same methodology to make other derivative words…like zaarish [cry] from the word zaareedan [to cry] and derivatives like zaar [zaar zaar ronaa] zaarish [aaNsoo] zaaraaN etc…