Jabbar is an Arabic masculine name derived from the root j-b-r meaning “to compel” or “to restore,” and in Islamic tradition it appears among the 99 names of God as Al-Jabbar, often translated “the Compeller” or “the Almighty.” Pronounced jah-BAR (/dʒɑr/) in Arabic, it conveys a sense of unwavering strength and purpose. Though modestly represented in the U.S.—ranking outside the top 500 for decades and appearing just five times in 2023 (924th)—it is unlikely to cause confusion on a playground roll call. Its two-syllable form and crisp consonants align neatly with Anglo-American naming preferences, offering parents a succinct choice with deep cultural resonance.
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