Talal
Talal is a Muslim boy name meaning “Fine rain, dew; pleasant and refreshing”.
| Meaning | Fine rain, dew; pleasant and refreshing |
|---|---|
| Gender | Boy |
| Origin | Arabic |
| Arabic spelling | طلال |
| Pronunciation | tah-LAAL |
| Arabic root | ط ل ل (ṭ-l-l) — dew, light rain |
| Muslim name? | Islamic / Arabic name |
Meaning and origin of Talal
Talal comes from ṭall, the light rain or dew that freshens the ground. Classical lexicons also connect it with something pleasing and admirable to look at. It has long been a favourite in the Arabian Peninsula and Jordan; King Talal of Jordan, father of King Hussein, and Prince Talal ibn Abd al-Aziz of Saudi Arabia are well-known bearers.
Is Talal a Muslim name?
Yes. Talal is an Arabic Muslim name meaning dew or gentle rain, and it is widely used in Muslim families, especially in the Gulf and Jordan.
Is Talal in the Quran?
The word ṭall appears in a parable about a garden that is watered by heavy rain, or else 'a light drizzle (fa-ṭall)' suffices (Quran 2:265).
Where is the name Talal used?
Common in Saudi Arabia, Kuwait, Jordan and across the Arab world.
Gifts with the name Talal
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Spellings and variants of Talal
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Frequently asked questions
What does the name Talal mean?
Talal means 'Fine rain, dew; pleasant and refreshing'. It comes from Arabic.
Is Talal a Muslim name?
Yes. Talal is an Arabic Muslim name meaning dew or gentle rain, and it is widely used in Muslim families, especially in the Gulf and Jordan.
How do you write Talal in Arabic?
Talal is written طلال in Arabic script.
How do you pronounce Talal?
Talal is pronounced tah-LAAL.
Is Talal mentioned in the Quran?
The word ṭall appears in a parable about a garden that is watered by heavy rain, or else 'a light drizzle (fa-ṭall)' suffices (Quran 2:265).