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Origin of the name NOOR.
Etymology of the
name NOOR.
Meaning of the baby name NOOR.
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NOOR (نور).
Unisex. Egyptian-Arabic name, derived from the vocabulary word noor, meaning
"light." Also spelled Nur.
Noor-ed-deen Mahmood (d. 1174), was a famous sultan of Syria, born and died at Damascus. (Ely
Volume, Laurie, 1885)
... The people have named me
Sitti Noor-ala-Noor. A poor woman, whose only child, a young man,
I was happy enough to cure when dreadfully ill, kissed my feet, and
asked by what name to pray for me. I told her my name meant "noor"
(light, lux); but as that was one of the names of God, I could
not use it. "Thy name is Noor-ala-Noor," said a man who
was in the room; that means something like "God is upon thy
mind," or "Light from the light;" and "Noor-ala-Noor"
it remains: a combination of the names of God is quite proper, like
Abdallah, Abd-er-Rahman, etc. etc. (Letters from Egypt, 1863-65,
Gordon)
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