Israr
Meaning of Israr
Israr is a distinctive male name of Arabic origin, meaning "persistence" or "determination." Pronounced as is-RAHR (/ɪsˈrɑːr/) in both Urdu and Arabic, this name carries with it a sense of strength and resolve. It is also found in its variant form, Israar, which shares the same pronunciation and significance. Although not very common in the United States, Israr was given to 7 newborn boys in 2023, ranking it at 9714 on the popularity charts. The name's rarity can add to its appeal for parents seeking a unique name with powerful connotations and deep roots in Arabic culture.
Pronunciation
Urdu
- Pronunced as is-RAHR (/ɪsˈrɑːr/)
Arabic
- Pronunced as is-RAHR (/isˈraːr/)
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Similar Names to Israr
Notable People Named Israr
| Israr Ahmed - Dr. Israr Ahmad was a renowned Pakistani Islamic scholar and theologian, known for his influential teachings across South Asia and among South Asian Muslim communities globally. |
| Israr Ahmad was an Indian theoretical nuclear physicist and professor at Aligarh Muslim University, renowned for his contributions to quantum scattering theory. |
| Israr Ali was a versatile Pakistani cricketer, part of the nation's inaugural Test team in 1952, known for his all-round performance in both batting and bowling against India and Australia. |
| Israr Hussain is a Pakistani swimmer who made his Olympic debut at the 2012 Summer Olympics. |
| Israr Ahmed is a Pakistani cricketer who debuted in first-class and List A cricket for Karachi Whites in 2018. |
| Israr Ahmed is a Pakistani professional squash player who was ranked number 159 in the world as of February 2018. |
