Bilal

In Arabic, Bilal means 'moisture,' 'refreshing,' or 'freshness.' The name is associated with spiritual purity and renewal, often reflecting the cleansing nature of water.

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The name Bilal is of Arabic origin. It holds historical significance in Islamic history, being the name of Bilal ibn Rabah, an Ethiopian slave who was among the earliest converts to Islam and the first muezzin, or someone who calls to prayer, in Islam.

  • Popularity: 2,411th
  • Babies named Bilal in the US in 2023:
    Female: 0
    Male: 178
  • Nicknames: Billy, Lalo, Lala, Bil, Bello.
  • Full Names: Bilal Karim, Bilal Ahmed, Bilal Abdelrahman, Bilal Muhammad, Bilal Hassan.
  • Famous Namesakes: Bilal ibn Rabah-First Muezzin, Bilal Powell-NFL Player, Bilal Saeed-Musician, Bilal Philips-Scholar, Bilal Hassani-Singer.
  • Gender: Bilal is predominantly a masculine name, often appointed to boys due to its deep-rooted historical significance related to religious figures.
  • Numerology: The name Bilal vibrates with the number 2 energy in numerology. It is associated with diplomacy, cooperation, and sensitivity. Those with name number 2 are often seen as peacemakers who value partnerships and teamwork.

The name Bilal has maintained a stable presence in various Muslim-majority countries and communities around the world. It is particularly popular in South Asia, the Middle Eastern regions, and among Muslim populations in Western nations due to its religious significance.

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