Masroor
Masroor is a Muslim boy name meaning “Happy, delighted, joyful”.
| Meaning | Happy, delighted, joyful |
|---|---|
| Gender | Boy |
| Origin | Arabic |
| Arabic spelling | مسرور |
| Pronunciation | mas-ROOR |
| Arabic root | س ر ر (s-r-r) — to gladden, to make happy |
| Muslim name? | Islamic / Arabic name |
Meaning and origin of Masroor
Masroor is the South Asian spelling of the Arabic Masrūr, meaning one who is gladdened or delighted. It is a passive participle of the same root as surūr (joy). The name has been used since early Islamic times and is familiar today in Pakistan and India, and in the Kurdish region, where Masrour Barzani is a well-known bearer.
Is Masroor a Muslim name?
Yes. Masroor is an Arabic Muslim name meaning happy or delighted.
Is Masroor in the Quran?
The word masrūr appears in the Quran describing the believer who returns to his people 'happy' (Quran 84:9).
Where is the name Masroor used?
Common in Pakistan and India; Masrour is the usual Arab and Kurdish spelling.
Gifts with the name Masroor
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Spellings and variants of Masroor
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Frequently asked questions
What does the name Masroor mean?
Masroor means 'Happy, delighted, joyful'. It comes from Arabic.
Is Masroor a Muslim name?
Yes. Masroor is an Arabic Muslim name meaning happy or delighted.
How do you write Masroor in Arabic?
Masroor is written مسرور in Arabic script.
How do you pronounce Masroor?
Masroor is pronounced mas-ROOR.
Is Masroor mentioned in the Quran?
The word masrūr appears in the Quran describing the believer who returns to his people 'happy' (Quran 84:9).