Hazrat
Hazrat is a Muslim boy name meaning “Presence; a title of honour”.
| Meaning | Presence; a title of honour |
|---|---|
| Gender | Boy |
| Origin | Arabic, via Persian |
| Arabic spelling | حضرت |
| Pronunciation | haz-RAT |
| Arabic root | ح ض ر (ḥ-ḍ-r) — to be present |
| Muslim name? | Islamic / Arabic name |
Meaning and origin of Hazrat
Hazrat comes from the Arabic ḥaḍra, 'presence', and in Persian and Urdu it became a title of great respect placed before the names of prophets, Companions and saints, as in Hazrat Ali. In Afghanistan and Pakistan it is also given as a personal name, often in compounds such as Hazrat Gul or Hazratullah.
Is Hazrat a Muslim name?
Hazrat is used as a Muslim name in Afghanistan and Pakistan, though it is more familiar as an honorific title. It has an Arabic root and a respectful meaning.
Where is the name Hazrat used?
Used as a given name mainly in Afghanistan and among Pashtuns in Pakistan.
Gifts with the name Hazrat
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Frequently asked questions
What does the name Hazrat mean?
Hazrat means 'Presence; a title of honour'. It comes from Arabic, via Persian.
Is Hazrat a Muslim name?
Hazrat is used as a Muslim name in Afghanistan and Pakistan, though it is more familiar as an honorific title. It has an Arabic root and a respectful meaning.
How do you write Hazrat in Arabic?
Hazrat is written حضرت in Arabic script.
How do you pronounce Hazrat?
Hazrat is pronounced haz-RAT.