Fadak
Arabic · Girl · 2 syllables
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About the name Fadak
Fadak is a feminine given name meaning "a piece of land gifted to the Prophet Muhammad" or "a generous grant," derived from the Arabic root *f-d-k* (ف-د-ك), which relates to bestowing or granting.
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Etymology
Fadak is a feminine given name meaning "a piece of land gifted to the Prophet Muhammad" or "a generous grant," derived from the Arabic root *f-d-k* (ف-د-ك), which relates to bestowing or granting. It is primarily used in Islamic cultures, notably Shia and Sunni contexts, as Fadak was a fertile oasis near Medina that became a point of historical and theological dispute after the Prophet's death, particularly regarding inheritance rights for his daughter Fatimah.
Fadak currently ranks #16,659 in the United States as a girl's name. It reached its peak popularity around 2013.
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