Sajida
Sajida is a Muslim girl name meaning “One who prostrates to God”.
| Meaning | One who prostrates to God |
|---|---|
| Gender | Girl |
| Origin | Arabic |
| Arabic spelling | ساجدة |
| Pronunciation | SAA-ji-dah |
| Arabic root | س ج د (s-j-d) — to prostrate |
| Muslim name? | Islamic / Arabic name |
Meaning and origin of Sajida
Sajida is the feminine of Sājid and describes a woman who bows in prostration before God, a picture of devotion and humility. The name is familiar in South Asia and Iraq; a well-known bearer was Sajida Talfah, though most families choose it simply for its devotional meaning. Spellings like Sajeeda follow South Indian and Urdu pronunciation.
Is Sajida a Muslim name?
Yes. Sajida is a Muslim girl's name meaning a woman who prostrates to God in prayer.
Is Sajida in the Quran?
The root is used in the Quran's description of the believers: 'You see them bowing and prostrating (sujjadan), seeking bounty from Allah and His pleasure' (Quran 48:29).
Where is the name Sajida used?
Common in Pakistan, India and Iraq, and among South Asian families abroad.
Gifts with the name Sajida
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Spellings and variants of Sajida
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Frequently asked questions
What does the name Sajida mean?
Sajida means 'One who prostrates to God'. It comes from Arabic.
Is Sajida a Muslim name?
Yes. Sajida is a Muslim girl's name meaning a woman who prostrates to God in prayer.
How do you write Sajida in Arabic?
Sajida is written ساجدة in Arabic script.
How do you pronounce Sajida?
Sajida is pronounced SAA-ji-dah.
Is Sajida mentioned in the Quran?
The root is used in the Quran's description of the believers: 'You see them bowing and prostrating (sujjadan), seeking bounty from Allah and His pleasure' (Quran 48:29).