Meaning & Origin
Derived from 'Hamida' (Arabic) meaning 'praised, commendable'. In Islamic tradition, it is also considered a name of God.
Spiritual meaning
a name for those who strive to please Allah and seek His praises
Language details
Hamid
The praisers of Allah, those who praise Allah, those who praise Allah, those who praise Allah, those who praise Allah, those who praise Allah, those who praise Allah, those who praise Allah, those who praise Allah, those who praise Allah
حامد
خیر سے ملازمتے ہوئے اللہ کی حمد کی نذر ہیں، ان کے لیے اللہ کی بھلائی کا خاصہ ہیں، ان کی بندگی کے ذریعہ اللہ کی بھلائی کا خاصہ ہیں
حامد
المحمدون الحامدين للله، أصحاب الخير والبركة، ذوي القدرة والجلال
हरम
लोक प्रशंसा करने वालों, खुशहाली और धन के दाताओं, जिन्हें अल्लाह का धन्यवाद मिलता है, जिन्हें अल्लाह का धन्यवाद मिलता है, जिन्हें अल्लाह का धन्यवाद मिलता है, जिन्हें अल्लाह का धन्यवाद मिलता है, जिन्हें अल्लाह का धन्यवाद मिलता है, जिन्हें अल्लाह का धन्यवाद मिलता है, जिन्हें अल्लाह का धन्यवाद मिलता है, जिन्हें अल्लाह का धन्यवाद मिलता है, जिन्हें अल्लाह का धन्यवाद मिलता है
حامد
ځانګړی واکمنو، له لویو په پرانو، له د لوړو برکته په پرانو، له پخوانیو په پرانو، له پخوانیو په پرانو، له پخوانیو په پرانو، له پخوانیو په پرانو، له پخوانیو په پرانو، له پخوانیو په پرانو، له پخوانیو په پرانو
Pronunciation & Numerology
Pronunciation
HAH-mid
/ˈhɑːmɪd/
Lucky number
7
Lucky day
Friday
Lucky colors
Life path
9
Lucky stone
Emerald
Cultural & Spiritual notes
The name 'Hamid' carries a rich cultural significance as it is an Arabic name with roots in Islamic tradition. In many Muslim communities, it is believed that naming a child with a name of God brings blessings and great honor. Choosing the name 'Hamid' for a child highlights the parents' deep reverence and admiration for Allah, the supreme deity in Islam.
From a spiritual perspective, the name 'Hamid' holds deep significance for Muslims as it is also a divine name for Allah. In Islamic theology, Allah is known as Al-Hamid, the All-Praised. Carrying this name is said to remind the bearer of the exalted status of Allah, and to inspire an attitude of constant praise and devotion towards the Almighty. It serves as a daily reminder of the ultimate source of all blessings and gratitude.
Traditional Islamic name - Traditional Islamic name with deep spiritual significance in Islamic culture
Historical references
Ibn Kathir's 'Al-Bidayah wa'l-Nihayah' records the caliphate of Al-Hakim bi-Amr Allah (996-1021 AD), who was also known as 'Abul-Qasim Al-Hakim bi-Amr Allah'. He is famous for his extraordinary patronage of scholars and his construction of many public works. One of his high-ranking officials was named Hamid al-Din Al-Jawaliqi (d. 1038 AD). Hamid al-Din was a prominent scholar and a trusted adviser of Al-Hakim.
10th-11th century AD
Ibn Ishak's 'Sirat Rasul Allah' describes the life of Prophet Muhammad (570-632 AD) and records the names of his companions. One of them was named Hamidah bint Utbah ibn Rabi'ah ibn Abi Sufyan. Hamidah was known for her generosity and piety. She was a prominent woman of Quraish tribe who embraced Islam and accompanied the Prophet during the Hijrah (migration) to Medina.
7th century AD
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