UmidIslamic Unisex Arabic name meaning

In the 13th century, during the Mongol invasions of the Islamic world, a notable Islamic scholar named Umid ar-Razi was born in Transoxania (central Asia). He is known for his works on logic and philosophy, and was a student of the famous philosopher Nasir al-Din Tusi. Umid ar-Razi's most famous work is 'Sharh al-Isharat' (Commentary on Avicenna's 'Introduction to Logic'), which is considered an important contribution to Islamic philosophy and logic.

13th century

Another Islamic figure with the name Umid was a 10th century Persian poet and scholar from the city of Bukhara. He was a contemporary of the famous poet Rudaki and is known for his works on Persian literature and poetry. Umid is particularly famous for his 'Divan-i Umid' (Collection of Umid), which contains a wide range of poetry on various subjects, including love, nature, and spirituality.

10th century