Emaan

Meaning of Emaan

Emaan, pronounced eh-MAN, springs from the Arabic root for “faith,” and she carries that luminous meaning wherever she goes—much like a diya whose flame refuses to flicker out. Woven into Urdu poetry, whispered in Hyderabad courtyards scented with jasmine, and celebrated across modern Muslim households, the name offers both spiritual depth and everyday grace. In the United States she has hovered, year after year, around the 800–900 range on the popularity charts, quietly proving that constancy can be its own kind of glamour. Parents often choose Emaan for the gentle strength it suggests: a reminder that belief need not roar to move mountains. Nickname-friendly (think Emi or Mana) yet unmistakably distinctive, Emaan feels equally at home on a kindergarten roll call or a company’s letterhead. A dash of silk, a splash of sincerity, and just enough sparkle—Emaan wraps timeless devotion in contemporary charm with effortless ease.

Pronunciation

Arabic

• Pronunced as eh-MAN (/e.mæn/)

• Imaan