Asra is a name woven from the silken threads of ancient Persia and carried on the cool breath of Arabic night winds, where a single utterance conjures the hushed promise of a moonlit voyage across shifting dunes and reverberates through the mosaic of Turkish minarets, Bosnian meadow breezes, Indonesian archipelago sunsets and Hindi dusk-lit courtyards. In its syllables it murmurs of “journey by night,” an odyssey beneath a pale gibbous moon as transient as cherry blossoms drifting along a Zen garden pond. It carries within its essence the calm resolve of the wanderer whose heart, like a koi gliding through midnight waters, reflects the lantern’s glow with serene purpose. Rich with the lore of Al-Isrā’ and its promise of hidden illumination, Asra also embodies the wabi-sabi beauty of impermanence, inviting the bearer to roam between worlds seen and unseen. Rare in modern American skies yet luminous in its cool elegance, the name evokes the soft sheen of moonstone and the gentle stirrings of dawn, mapping a path of quiet transformation and timeless grace.
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