Maryam
Islamic Mary equivalent
Maryam is the Arabic form of Mary, used as a feminine given name throughout the Muslim world and in Arabic-speaking Christian communities.
In Islamic tradition, Maryam is the mother of the prophet Isa (Jesus) and the only woman named in the Quran, where an entire chapter bears her name.
Maryam was born in Tehran.
Islam's central scripture
- virginOne sexually inexperienced
- purityUncontaminated quality
- devotionDeep, loyal commitment
- righteousnessMoral correctness or virtue
piety · modesty · miracle · blessed · chosen · worship · prayer · prophet
Hebrew name meaning bitter
- namedaySaint commemoration date
- femininePertaining to women
- ArabicSemitic language family member
- PersianOf or from Iran
Turkish · Urdu · Swahili · Hebrew · popularity · traditional · classic · timeless
Islander or brand name
- motherFemale parent
- JesusChristian faith's divine son
- BethlehemNativity's traditional setting
- GabrielHebrew name meaning divine strength
Annunciation · Joseph · Magi · manger · Madonna · Magnificat · Immaculate · Assumption
Quran
Islam's central scripture
righteousness · piety · modesty · miracle · blessed · chosen · worship · prayer · prophet · revelation
Mara
Hebrew name meaning bitter
Persian · Turkish · Urdu · Swahili · Hebrew · popularity · traditional · classic · timeless · meaningful
Virgin
Islander or brand name
Gabriel · Annunciation · Joseph · Magi · manger · Madonna · Magnificat · Immaculate · Assumption · rosary
MaryamDelilah
Treacherous biblical woman
Eve · Lot's wife · Salome
- Mary Poppins
- Bloody MarySpiced tomato vodka drink
- Virgin MaryMother of Christ
- Mary StuartSixteenth-century Scottish sovereign
- Mary JanesBuckled flat with strap
- Hail MaryCatholic Marian invocation