Masroor
Masroor is a Muslim boy name of Arabic origin, meaning “Happy, delighted, joyful”.
| Meaning | Happy, delighted, joyful |
|---|---|
| Gender | Boy |
| Origin | Arabic |
| Written as | مسرور |
| Pronunciation | mas-ROOR |
| Tradition | Muslim |
| Used in | Pakistan, India, Kurdistan |
Meaning and origin of Masroor
Masroor is the form South Asians use for the Arabic Masrūr, a person who has been made glad. Grammatically it is a passive participle from s-r-r, the root that also gives surūr, joy. Muslims have used the name since the early centuries of Islam. Today Pakistani and Indian families know it well, and so do Kurds, among whom the politician Masrour Barzani carries it.
Is Masroor a Muslim name?
Masroor gives a Muslim boy an Arabic name full of gladness. The word masrūr appears in the Quran describing the believer who returns to his people 'happy' (Quran 84:9).
How popular is Masroor?
Common in Pakistan and India, while Arab and Kurdish families usually write Masrour.
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Spellings and variants of Masroor
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Frequently asked questions
What does the name Masroor mean?
Masroor means 'Happy, delighted, joyful'. It is of Arabic origin.
Is Masroor a Muslim name?
Masroor gives a Muslim boy an Arabic name full of gladness. The word masrūr appears in the Quran describing the believer who returns to his people 'happy' (Quran 84:9).
How do you pronounce Masroor?
Masroor is pronounced mas-ROOR.
Is Masroor a boy or girl name?
Masroor is usually a boy name.