Rahma
Meaning of Rahma
The name Rahma is a beautiful and meaningful choice for a baby girl, with deep roots in Arabic culture. Pronounced as RAH-mah (/ræhˈmɑː/), it translates to "mercy" or "compassion," embodying qualities of kindness and empathy. A popular variation of the name is Rahima. Over the years, Rahma has seen modest use in the United States, reflecting its unique charm and cultural significance. For instance, in 2023, it was given to 83 newborns, ranking 2234th in popularity. The name has gradually gained more recognition since the early 1990s, peaking at various points but consistently maintaining a presence among American baby names. Choosing Rahma for your child not only offers a connection to rich Arabic heritage but also bestows upon her a name that signifies warmth and benevolence.
Pronunciation
Arabic
- Pronunced as RAH-mah (/ræhˈmɑː/)
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Notable People Named Rahma
| Rahma Abdulredha Mezher Al-Sibahi, also known as Rahma Riad, is a popular Iraqi singer and actress, with her song "Waed Menni" being one of the top ten most streamed songs on YouTube by a female Arab artist as of August 2020. |
| Rahma Hassan is an Egyptian actress and former model known for her roles in Al Alamy, Samir we Shahir we Bahir, Azmet Sokkar, Al Da'eya, and Moga Harra. |
| Rahma Ali is a Pakistani actress and singer recognized for her performances in dramas like Nail Polish, Choti, Mol, and Rukhsati. |
| Rahma Haruna, a 19-year old Nigerian teenager, gained fame for a viral photo captured by photographer Sani Maikatanga. |
| Rahma Ben Ali is a Tunisian taekwondo athlete. |
| Rahma bint Ibrahim Al Mahrouqi is the Omani Minister of Higher Education, Scientific Research and Innovation, appointed in August 2020. |
| Rahma Tered is a Tunisian team handball player who represented her country at the 2011 World Women's Handball Championship in Brazil. |
