Nawal
Meaning of Nawal
The name Nawal, pronounced as NAH-wahl (/nɑːwɑːl/), is of Arabic origin and is primarily given to females. It carries the beautiful meaning of "gift," "grace," or "blessing," making it a cherished choice among parents who wish to bestow a meaningful name upon their daughters. A variation of this name is Nawel. In the United States, Nawal has been steadily used over the years, though it remains relatively uncommon. The highest number of occurrences in recent years was in 2019 with 60 newborns named Nawal, ranking at 2783. Its unique sound and profound meaning continue to appeal to many, reflecting both cultural heritage and a universal appreciation for its significance.
Pronunciation
Arabic
- Pronunced as NAH-wahl (/nɑːwɑːl/)
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Notable People Named Nawal
| Nawal El Saadawi - Nawal Elsaadawi was an Egyptian feminist writer, activist, and physician known for her influential works on women in Islam and her efforts to combat female genital mutilation. |
| Nawal El Moutawakel is a Moroccan former hurdler who won the first women's 400 meters hurdles event at the 1984 Summer Olympics and became the first Moroccan Olympic gold medalist, later serving as the Minister of Sports in Morocco. |
| Nawal Mansouri - Nawel Mansouri is an Algerian international volleyball player who has represented her country at the Olympic Games. |
