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The name Hareem
I am in the process of picking baby names and my hubbys niece gave us some lovely name suggestions for both genders. Amongst the girls name was the name Hareem, it means walls of the house of ka’ba but someone told me it means turkish bath.
I also came across this Harem - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia i am thinking that harem is a- rem and nt the EE sound in Hareem as in leeks, feel and peel. I am sure a user here has username hareem also maybe shecan help too if thats her name. Someone please shed some light as i need to decide soon!!! My hubby asked the imam about the name and he said its a lovely name related to the house of Allah and childrn have a right that their parents give them a good name IA.
Re: The name Hareem
It’s not my real name…
But I think it’s a beautiful name. Hareem has various meanings, it means sanctuary, women, prohibited etc.
From Turkish harem, from Arabic حرم](حرم - Wiktionary, the free dictionary) (ḥaram) ‘something prohibited; sanctuary, women’; and later also from حريم](حريم - Wiktionary, the free dictionary) (ḥarīm) with same meaning, both from حرم](حرم - Wiktionary, the free dictionary) (ḥaruma) ‘be forbidden or unlawful’. (Eng. usg. 1623)
Re: The name Hareem
Hareem means the 'four walls of a house' and also is referred to the 4 walls of the Khana-e-Ka'ba...it's an Arabic word, of course!
Harem is the English adaptation of the word Haram just like they adopted the name Mecca. this is the reason why Saudis changed the spelling of their city from Mecca to Makkah.
Re: The name Hareem
So it means four walls of a house and not directly four walls of ka'ba?
Re: The name Hareem
So it means four walls of a house and not directly four walls of ka'ba?
can mean both depending on what you are referring to.
ek aurat ke liye uskaa ghar Hareem hai.
Re: The name Hareem
What is the difference between Hareen and Hateem (with reference to Khana Kaaba)?
Re: The name Hareem
Harem is different in spelling and pronounciation to Hareem. Now I am unsure :/
Re: The name Hareem
Harem is different in spelling and pronounciation to Hareem. Now I am unsure :/
of course, they are two different words with two different spellings.
Re: The name Hareem
Harem is different in spelling and pronounciation to Hareem. Now I am unsure :/
why? as you said Harem is a different word with a different meaning from Hareem.
Hareem is a beautiful name! i say go for it!
Re: Need a good islamic baby girl name
I remember confirming the meaning in a few places online and in a book.
But here is a link also 
Muslim Baby Names: Baby GIRL Names, Letter A, Names 126-150
Many Afghans have told me that there is an airline called Ariana
And also like we say Pakistan zindabad they say "Ariana Afghanistan "
Re: Need a good islamic baby girl name
That is true. Ariana is the national airline of Afghanistan. See here:
Re: Need a good islamic baby girl name
Zahra
Amina
Ayesha
Re: Need a good islamic baby girl name
only cuz it matches your daughters existing names
eiliyah (ay-liya): the beautiful one that grows in peace and love with god.
otherwise.. i LOVE salsabeel.. a fountain in paradise... i was THIS close to naming my girl that.. but lost out to a veto by mr tall.
summer: fruits of paradise
Baby boy names for my bro's son!
Masha Allah one of my Bhabis is expecting and they are looking for names now. A name should be not too common and something that couldn't be easily made into a nick name like shehryar becomes Sherri..no such sort of names. The meanings too with them .. Thanks :)
So far I got Rayyan but that is a lot like my brothers name so may create confusions. Hence, dropped!
Re: Baby boy names for my bro's son!
Ashar - Shaooooor Walla ( wisdom )
Re: Baby boy names for my bro’s son!
I love that name since that drama Humsafar 
Re: Baby boy names for my bro’s son!
Ay’man - pronounced I-man means one who a bright heart
Daniyal - intellectual one
my kids’ names ofcourse
Will add as I hear good ones
Re: Baby boy names for my bro's son!
arham, mahad,