Origin and Meaning of Muaz

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Origin: Arabic - Derived from the Arabic root 'ع و ز' (ʿ-w-z) meaning 'to protect' or 'to seek refuge.' Muaz can also be associated with the notion of being guarded by God.

• Muaz is a name commonly used in Muslim cultures, popularized by historical figures such as Muadh ibn Jabal, a companion of the Prophet Muhammad.
• The name Muaz can also be found in variations like Muadz, which is used in different regions and cultures across the Arab world.
• It is not very common in the West but has been gaining popularity among Muslim communities around the world.
• The usage of the name Muaz reflects a trend towards choosing names that have religious significance and historical roots in Islamic heritage.
• Similar names include Muaz's feminine counterpart Muazah, and other Arabic names like Ameen (trustworthy) and Hameed (praised), which share a positive connotation.