Furaat
Furaat is a Muslim boy name meaning “Sweet, fresh water; the Euphrates”.
| Meaning | Sweet, fresh water; the Euphrates |
|---|---|
| Gender | Boy |
| Origin | Arabic |
| Arabic spelling | فرات |
| Pronunciation | foo-RAHT |
| Arabic root | ف ر ت (f-r-t) — sweet (of water) |
| Muslim name? | Islamic / Arabic name |
Meaning and origin of Furaat
Furaat is a spelling of Furāt, which in Arabic means sweet, fresh water and is the name of the Euphrates river. The Quran uses furāt to describe fresh water in contrast to salt sea water. As a name it is used mostly in Iraq and Syria, the lands the Euphrates flows through, and Fırat in Turkey.
Is Furaat a Muslim name?
Yes. Furaat (Furat) is an Arabic name used by Muslims, meaning 'sweet water'; the word appears in the Quran.
Is Furaat in the Quran?
The word appears in 'this one is sweet and fresh (ʿadhbun furāt), and this one salty and bitter' (Quran 25:53).
Where is the name Furaat used?
Used in Iraq and Syria; Fırat is common in Turkey and among Kurds.
Gifts with the name Furaat
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Frequently asked questions
What does the name Furaat mean?
Furaat means 'Sweet, fresh water; the Euphrates'. It comes from Arabic.
Is Furaat a Muslim name?
Yes. Furaat (Furat) is an Arabic name used by Muslims, meaning 'sweet water'; the word appears in the Quran.
How do you write Furaat in Arabic?
Furaat is written فرات in Arabic script.
How do you pronounce Furaat?
Furaat is pronounced foo-RAHT.
Is Furaat mentioned in the Quran?
The word appears in 'this one is sweet and fresh (ʿadhbun furāt), and this one salty and bitter' (Quran 25:53).