Hazret
Arabic · Boy · 2 syllables
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About the name Hazret
Hazret (also spelled Hazrat) derives from the Arabic word "hadrat" (حضرة), meaning "presence" or "dignity," and is used as an honorific title of respect.
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Etymology
Hazret (also spelled Hazrat) derives from the Arabic word "hadrat" (حضرة), meaning "presence" or "dignity," and is used as an honorific title of respect. It is primarily used in Islamic cultures, particularly among Turkish, Persian, and South Asian Muslim communities, as a title of honor for prophets, saints, and respected religious figures.
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