Musa

The name Musa, derived from the Prophet Moses in Islamic and Judeo-Christian traditions, implies 'one who is drawn out of water.' The association with the Prophet Moses gives the name a strong biblical and Islamic significance, representing leadership, faith, and guidance.

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The name Musa is of Arabic origin, descended from the Hebrew name 'Moshe,' which is the original name for Moses. It signifies several important historical and religious meanings across various cultures.

  • Babies named Musa in the US in 2023:
    Female: 0
    Male: 414
  • Nicknames: Mo, Moos, Moose, Mus, Musi.
  • Full Names: Musa ibn Nusayr, Musa ibn Jafar, Musa al-Kadhim, Musa Keita I, Musa al-Hadi.
  • Famous Namesakes: Musa Keita I-King, Musa al-Kadhim-Islamic Scholar, Musa al-Hadi-Caliph, Musa Cälil-Poet, Musa Wekesa-Consultant.
  • Gender: Traditionally male, though in some cases can be unisex
  • Numerology: In numerology, Musa resonates with the number 7. This number is symbolic of introspection and a deep connection with the spiritual world. Individuals bearing this name often seek knowledge and wisdom, possessing an analytical mind and a natural inclination for research and exploration.

In many Arabic-speaking countries, the name Musa remains a popular choice for boys, testament to its historical and religious significance. Globally, its popularity varies, occasionally appearing as an alternative to the more common 'Moses' in diverse multicultural societies.

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