Afrad Name Meaning, Origin, Religion, Personality, Lucky Number

  • Rating 0.00 star(s)

Baby Names Finder

Afrad Meaning

Unique, Matchless, Peerless

Afrad Urdu spelling

افرد

Name details

Name gender Baby boy
Lucky number Suggest an Edit
Origins
  • Arabic
Religions
  • Muslim
Afrad is an indirect Quranic name for boys that means “unique”, “matchless”, “peerless”. It is derived from the F-R-D root (“single”, “alone”, opposite of “plural”) which is used in a number of places in the Quran.
And Zakariya, when he cried to his Lord: O my Lord leave me not alone; and Thou art the best of inheritors.

What does Afrad mean?

Afrad is a name of
  • Arabic
origin for Baby boys that mean Unique, Matchless, Peerless

How do you write Afrad in
  • Arabic
?

The name Afrad is written in Arabic, Urdu and Persian as افرد

What origin is the name Afrad?

Afrad is mainly popular in religion and its main origin is
  • Arabic


Variant spellings of the name Afrad

No other forms or variant names added yet. Would you like to Suggest an Edit ?

Lucky number for Afrad

The lucky number for Afrad name is unknown, Would you like to Suggest an Edit with your feedback?

Is Afrad a trendy name?

Baby boy name Afrad has
  • Arabic
roots and means Unique, Matchless, Peerless. The name has secured a 996 ranking in popularity on MuslimBabies.

More Names with Same Meanings
Search in Meanings
Search Names by Meanings
More Names with Same Usage, Culture & Language
Usage Tags
Arabic Pakistani Quranic
Search in Usages
Search Names by Usage
More Names with Same Inspirations
Search in Inspirations
Search Names by Inspirations

Similar names

Name stats

Publish date
Last update
Popularity
996

User comments & opinions about Afrad

There are no comments on Afrad yet, be the first to ask about Afrad or share your knowledge, experience and ideas.
  • Insert:
As a guest user, your comments are first approved by moderators and only then will be visible to you and public, so please avoid posting multiple times.

Latest comments

  • L
    Iris
    Iris is a great name if you want to uphold Islamic tradition but give your child a common western name.
  • Al Wali
    No, I believe not. Muhammad Wali is recommended.
  • K
    Kiya
    Kayi
  • M
    Munal
    I’m a Munal and I’m amazing so yea
  • B
    Al Wali
    Is it permissible to name your child Alwali considering it’s one of the 99 names of Allah?
Top Bottom