Zeinab
Meaning of Zeinab
The name Zeinab, also spelled Zaynab or Zainab, is a beautiful and historically rich name of Arabic origin. Pronounced as zay-nab (/zeɪˈnæb/), it carries significant cultural and religious importance in the Muslim world. The name is associated with Zaynab bint Ali, the granddaughter of Prophet Muhammad, who is revered for her strength and piety. Over the years, Zeinab has maintained a steady presence in the United States, with occurrences ranging from 6 to 55 newborns per year since 1982. Although not among the most common names, its unique sound and profound heritage make it a meaningful choice for parents seeking a name with deep roots and timeless appeal.
Pronunciation
Arabic
- Pronunced as zay-nab (/zeɪˈnæb/)
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Notable People Named Zeinab
| Zeinab Badawi is a prominent Sudanese-British television and radio journalist known for her work with ITV, Channel 4 News, and BBC News, and she currently serves as the president of SOAS University of London. |
| Zeinab Suma Jammeh is the former First Lady of the Gambia and was implicated in misappropriating public funds during her husband's presidency. |
