Origin and Meaning of Sajdah

Prostration; an act of worship and submission in prayer

Origin: Arabic - Derived from the Arabic word 'sajdah' (سَجْدَة), which refers to the act of prostration during Islamic prayers (Salah), symbolizing humility and devotion.

• Sajdah is commonly used in Muslim communities, particularly as it embodies the concept of submission to God in Islamic practice.
• In addition to its religious significance, the name Sajdah is sometimes used in poetic and literary contexts to denote humbleness and reverence.
• While not as widely used as some other Arabic names, it has been embraced by various families in the context of Muslim heritage.
• Popularity of the name has varied over the years, with a rise in interest among parents seeking meaningful and culturally rich names for their daughters.
• Similar names include Sajad (often a male variant), which also refers to prostration, and other Arabic names reflecting religious devotion.