Arabic
Shining star
Pronounced: Najm-Us-Saqib
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Najm-Us-Saqib is a boy name of Arabic origin. It has a timeless feel and works well for parents looking for a meaningful classic name.
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Shining star
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A Shining Star, Rock
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Shining Star, Penetrating, piercing, sharp-witted, sagacious, astute, acute.
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Beautiful, Shining Star, One and only
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Noble, famous, eminent, distinguished, brilliant.
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Fresh.
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(Naazirah) One with healthy and happy looks, a bright face reflecting luster and freshness.
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Meeting place, Club
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Star of the state.
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Shining star
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A Shining Star, Rock
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Shining Star, Penetrating, piercing, sharp-witted, sagacious, astute, acute.
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Beautiful, Shining Star, One and only
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Shining star
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Arabic name of a starn the constellation Canis Major, meaning 'maidens.'
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Noble, famous, eminent, distinguished, brilliant.
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Fresh.
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(Naazirah) One with healthy and happy looks, a bright face reflecting luster and freshness.
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Meeting place, Club
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REPENTANT, REGRETFUL
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Dear, Rare, Precious
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A great worshiper of Allah
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Clear, Eloquent, Lucid, Distinct .
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Full moon, Moonlight, Early, Bright, quick
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Worshiper, adorer, devout, One who worships Allah.
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Worshiper of Allah
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Passing by, crossing, travelling on a road, one who interprets dreams or books.
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Shining star
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A Shining Star, Rock
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Beautiful, Shining Star, One and only
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Beautiful, shining
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Kindling, to kindle a fire, to start a fire. It is derived from the W-R-Y root which is used in many places in the Quran.
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It's an indirect Quranic name for boys and girls that refers to the state of purity that pilgrimage enters during the pilgrimage rites. It starts when the pilgrims put on their Ihram clothes, which are the white clothes that are seen during the Haj proceedings, and ends when they take off these clohes at the end of Haj
