Zülfikar-Azam
Arabic-Persian · Boy · 5 syllables
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About the name Zülfikar-Azam
Zülfikar-Azam is a Turkish-Persian compound name meaning "the Great Sword of Dhul-Fiqar," combining Zülfikar (the legendary double-bladed sword of Prophet Muhammad) with Azam (Persian for "great").
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Etymology
Zülfikar-Azam is a Turkish-Persian compound name meaning "the Great Sword of Dhul-Fiqar," combining Zülfikar (the legendary double-bladed sword of Prophet Muhammad) with Azam (Persian for "great"). The name is used primarily in Turkish, Persian, and broader Islamic cultures, reflecting historical reverence for Islamic symbolism and virtue naming traditions in Muslim-majority regions.
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