Ansar
Meaning of Ansar
The name Ansar is a strong and meaningful choice for a baby boy, rooted in Arabic origin. Pronounced as ahn-SAR (/ˈɑn.sɑr/), Ansar translates to "helpers" or "supporters," often associated with the companions of the Prophet Muhammad who welcomed and aided him during his migration to Medina. This name carries connotations of loyalty, support, and community spirit. A variation of this name is Anzar. Although not extremely common in the United States, it has seen sporadic use over the years, with occurrences recorded from as early as 1978 through 2023. The popularity of Ansar has remained relatively low but steady, reflecting its unique appeal and cultural significance. Choosing the name Ansar for your child could be a way to honor these values and instill a sense of belonging and supportiveness from an early age.
Pronunciation
Arabic
- Pronunced as ahn-SAR (/ˈɑn.sɑr/)
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Notable People Named Ansar
| Ansar Burney is a Pakistani human and civil rights activist, and former Federal Minister for human rights in Pakistan’s cabinet, widely recognized for introducing the concept of human rights in Pakistan since 1980. |
| Ansar Ahmad is an Indonesian politician who served as the governor of Riau Islands following the 2020 gubernatorial election, with previous experience as a member of the People's Representative Council and as regent of Bintan Regency. |
| Ansar Ahmad, also known as Ansar Ahmad Pahelwan, is an Indian politician from Allahabad, Uttar Pradesh, who has served as a Minister of State for Livestock and been elected twice as a Member of the Legislative Assembly. |
