RASIM (راسم).  Arabic name, derived from the vocabulary word rāsim, meaning "one who investigates." (An Arabic and English Dictionary, Catafago, 1873).  It has the feminine Rasima.

... The staff officer of our division, called chief of staff by the Turks, was a small man of twenty-eight years, very intelligent and energetic, but also unbelievably conceited.... His own name was Rasim, and to designate his division thus was from his point of view the highest praise that could be conferred upon it. (The Living Age, Littell, v.298, 1918)