GIVING Ill-advised NAMES TO MUSLIMS
GIVING Ill-advised NAMES TO MUSLIMS Giving ill-advised names to a Muslim or considering a Muslim an ill-advised name given by others isn't passable. Rasûlullah 'sall-Allâhu 'alaihi wa sal-lam' states in a hadîth-I-sherîf: "A individual who has an ill-advised name ought to transform it to a decent name." For instance, the name 'Âsiya' should be supplanted with 'Jamîla'. Giving decent names to Muslims is allowable. Kids ought not be given eulogistic names like Rashîd also, Amîn. Names like Muhyiddîn or Nûruddîn would be imaginary and neulogistic (bid'at). It is a demonstration of makrûh to call delinquents, dolts and backsliders with names of this sort, which are eulogistic and commendatory. Nor might they at any point be utilized in their non-literal subsenses. Some (Islamic researchers) communicated their derivations concerning the vindicability of giving such names to your kids for being honored with the propitious undertones inborn in...