boy name · Source-indexed record
Dhulfaqaar
ذلفقر
(Zulfaqar) Name of a celebrated sword which fell into the hand of Rasoolullah (sallallaahualayhi wasallam) in the Battle of Badr and which was presented to Ali (RA). Note: It is incorrect to Say Fiqaar (with kasrah).
- Arabic spelling
- ذلفقر
- Pronunciation
- dhool-FAH-kahrAuto-generated reading guide
- Origin
- ArabicLinguistic inference
- Gender
- boy
- First letter
- D
- Source
- Muslim Names Dataset (CC0 1.0)
About Dhulfaqaar
Dhulfaqaar is listed in the CC0 Muslim Names Dataset as a male name. The source records its meaning as “(Zulfaqar) Name of a celebrated sword which fell into the hand of Rasoolullah (sallallaahualayhi wasallam) in the Battle of Badr and which was presented to Ali (RA). Note: It is incorrect to Say Fiqaar (with kasrah).”. Its origin label is inferred from the published script or etymological signal. Its reader-friendly phonetic spelling is generated deterministically from the published transliteration and should be reviewed for names with complex or region-specific pronunciation.
Meaning and Arabic spelling are sourced from the Muslim Names Dataset or, where provided, the record-specific provenance URL. Origin labels are source-stated where available or transparently inferred from the published script or etymological signal. Phonetic respellings are generated reading guides, not native-speaker recordings. See Sources & methodology for data limitations.