The ruling on naming a child Iman or Hamd al-Nil
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Question:
I am asking you about naming with these names: Iman?
The Shaykh: Other than Iman, do you have other names?
The presenter: Hamd al-Nil.
The Shaykh: Hamd al-Nil.
The presenter : Yes.
Answer:
As for Iman, we do not know of any harm in it, like Nafi', Salih, or 'Amir; these are names where the intended meaning is not the literal word. The intended meaning is the word itself. As for Hamd al-Nil, we do not know its meaning. We do not know Hamd al-Nil. Hamd al-Nil, I do not know the meaning of Hamd al-Nil. This word is a matter of concern. And the Nile is not praised when it overflows, when the Nile overflows. If the intention is the river, Hamd al-Nil has no specific praise for the Nile. Therefore, it is not recommended to name with this name. Yes.
I am asking you about naming with these names: Iman?
The Shaykh: Other than Iman, do you have other names?
The presenter: Hamd al-Nil.
The Shaykh: Hamd al-Nil.
The presenter : Yes.
Answer:
As for Iman, we do not know of any harm in it, like Nafi', Salih, or 'Amir; these are names where the intended meaning is not the literal word. The intended meaning is the word itself. As for Hamd al-Nil, we do not know its meaning. We do not know Hamd al-Nil. Hamd al-Nil, I do not know the meaning of Hamd al-Nil. This word is a matter of concern. And the Nile is not praised when it overflows, when the Nile overflows. If the intention is the river, Hamd al-Nil has no specific praise for the Nile. Therefore, it is not recommended to name with this name. Yes.
Source
binbaz.org.sa
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