Origin and Meaning of Ijaz

Miraculous, extraordinary

Origin: Arabic - Derived from the Arabic word 'Ijaz' (إعجاز), which refers to the concept of producing something extraordinary or miraculous, often used in religious and literary contexts.

• Ijaz is often associated with the miraculous nature of the Quran, specifically the belief that it is inimitable and beyond human capability to replicate.
• In various Muslim cultures, Ijaz is used as a given name and is appreciated for its religious and cultural significance.
• Notable bearers of the name include Ijaz Ahmed, a famous Pakistani cricketer, and various scholars and authors within Islamic literature.
• Ijaz has seen varied popularity across different Muslim-majority countries, and remains a respectable choice for many parents.
• Related names or variations include Ijazah (also Arabic, meaning 'exemption, permission'), and similar names found in different cultures such as Ijaaz or Ijas.