Ayyub
Arabic · Boy · 1 syllable
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About the name Ayyub
Ayyub is the Arabic form of the Hebrew name Job, derived from the root meaning "to return" or "the repentant one," referring to patience and perseverance in faith.
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Etymology
Ayyub is the Arabic form of the Hebrew name Job, derived from the root meaning "to return" or "the repentant one," referring to patience and perseverance in faith. The name is primarily used in Islamic, Arabic, and Jewish cultures, most famously associated with the Biblical figure Prophet Job, revered in Islam as one of the most patient and faithful servants of God.
Ayyub currently ranks #2,801 in the United States as a boy's name. It reached its peak popularity around 2024.
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