Origin and Meaning of Jalal
Meaning & Origin
Majesty, Grandeur
Origin: Arabic - Derived from the Arabic root 'jalal', which conveys a sense of dignity, glory, and majesty.
Interesting Facts
- Jalal is often associated with nobility and is used widely in various cultures within the Muslim world.
- The name has variations in different cultures, including Jalāl (Arabic) and other phonetic adaptations in South Asian contexts.
- Notable bearers of the name include Jalal al-Din Muhammad Rumi, a 13th-century Persian poet, and theologian, whose works have influenced many cultures.
- Jalal tends to hold moderate popularity in Muslim-majority countries, often seen as a traditional and respected name.
- Related names include Jalila (feminine form), and similar names such as Jalaluddin, which combines 'Jalal' with 'Din' meaning 'religion or faith'.