Mujtaba
Meaning of Mujtaba
The name Mujtaba is a male given name of Arabic origin, pronounced as mooj-TAH-bah (/muˈdʒtɑbɑ/). The name holds significant cultural and religious connotations within the Islamic world, often associated with individuals who are chosen or selected. It shares roots with the name Mujtahid, which refers to a person who is diligent in seeking knowledge, especially in religious contexts. Over the years, Mujtaba has seen modest usage in the United States, with occurrences fluctuating but maintaining a presence since at least 1987. The highest number of newborns named Mujtaba was recorded in 2017, with 23 occurrences ranking it at 4328 for that year. Despite its relatively rare use in the U.S., the name carries a rich heritage and profound meaning that resonates deeply within Arabic-speaking communities and among those who value its spiritual significance.
Pronunciation
Arabic
- Pronunced as mooj-TAH-bah (/muˈdʒtɑbɑ/)
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Notable People Named Mujtaba
| Mujtaba al-Shirazi - Sayyid Mujtaba al-Husayni al-Shirazi is an Iraq-Iranian Shia jurist. |
| Mujtaba Hussain was an Indian satirist and writer known for his contributions to Urdu literature. |
| Mujtaba Musavi Lari - Mojtaba Musavi Lari was a prominent Shi'a Twelver Islamic scholar. |
| Mujtaba Faiz is an Afghan professional footballer known for his role as a defender for Shaheen Asmayee in the Afghan Premier League. |
