Raad
Raad is a Muslim boy name meaning “Thunder”.
| Meaning | Thunder |
|---|---|
| Gender | Boy |
| Origin | Arabic |
| Arabic spelling | رعد |
| Pronunciation | RAAD |
| Arabic root | ر ع د (r-ʿ-d) — thunder |
| Muslim name? | Islamic / Arabic name |
Meaning and origin of Raad
Raad (Raʿd) is the Arabic word for thunder. The thirteenth surah of the Quran is named al-Raʿd, and it describes thunder glorifying God. The name suggests strength and power. It is especially common in Iraq, Jordan and Syria, often spelled Raad or Ra'ad.
Is Raad a Muslim name?
Yes. Raad is a Muslim name of Arabic origin meaning thunder, and a surah of the Quran bears this name.
Is Raad in the Quran?
The word appears in the Quran: 'And the thunder exalts Him with praise' (Quran 13:13).
Where is the name Raad used?
Common in Iraq, Jordan and Syria.
Gifts with the name Raad
- Raad name necklaces & bracelets (Amazon)
- Personalised Raad baby gifts (Amazon)
- Islamic baby gifts & books (Amazon)
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Spellings and variants of Raad
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Frequently asked questions
What does the name Raad mean?
Raad means 'Thunder'. It comes from Arabic.
Is Raad a Muslim name?
Yes. Raad is a Muslim name of Arabic origin meaning thunder, and a surah of the Quran bears this name.
How do you write Raad in Arabic?
Raad is written رعد in Arabic script.
How do you pronounce Raad?
Raad is pronounced RAAD.
Is Raad mentioned in the Quran?
The word appears in the Quran: 'And the thunder exalts Him with praise' (Quran 13:13).