Hajrija
Arabic · Girl · 3 syllables
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About the name Hajrija
Hajrija is a feminine given name derived from Arabic, meaning "the one who emigrates" or "the emigrant," rooted in the word "hijra" (هجرة), which refers to migration or exodus.
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Etymology
Hajrija is a feminine given name derived from Arabic, meaning "the one who emigrates" or "the emigrant," rooted in the word "hijra" (هجرة), which refers to migration or exodus. The name is primarily used in Muslim communities, particularly among Bosnian, Albanian, and other Balkan Muslim populations, with historical significance tied to Islamic concepts of migration and the Prophet Muhammad's hijra from Mecca to Medina.
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