Tariq

Tariq primarily means 'morning star' in Arabic, symbolizing guidance and illumination. The name also denotes someone who knocks at the door, bringing a sense of arrival and opportunity.

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The name Tariq has Arabic roots and is most commonly associated with Islamic cultures. Derived from the Arabic word 'tarīq,' it means 'morning star' or 'he who knocks at the door.' The origin is highly significant in historical and religious contexts.

  • Popularity: 2,756th
  • Babies named Tariq in the US in 2023:
    Female: 0
    Male: 146
  • Nicknames: Tari,Tiq,T-Rex,Riq,Rick.
  • Full Names: Tariq Ahmad,Tariq Mahmood,Tariq Ali,Tariq Hussain,Tariq Siddiqui.
  • Famous Namesakes: Tariq Ibn Ziyad-General,Tariq Ali-Writer,Tariq Trotter-Musician,Tariq Nasheed-Author,Tariq Ramadan-Scholar.
  • Gender: The name Tariq is traditionally masculine, but some modern usage may be unisex. It holds strong male associations in Islamic history and culture.
  • Numerology: Tariq resonates with the number five, embodying freedom and change. It indicates an innovative and adventurous spirit, often associated with dynamic individuals willing to embrace new challenges and experiences.

Tariq has consistently maintained popularity in Muslim-majority countries and communities. In Western countries, it enjoys moderate popularity, often appealing to those seeking a name with a unique and multicultural flair.

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