The Ruling on Naming a Child Huda, Rahmah, Barakah, or Iman

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Question: Are these names: Huda, Rahmah, Barakah, and Iman, among the names disliked in the religion?

Answer: There is no harm in them; like 'Amir, Salih, and Sa'id, they are all permissible names, so there is no harm in them, if Allah wills.

Source binbaz.org.sa

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