As'ad
أسعدIn Arabic
- Meaning
- Happier, luckier
- About the name
- Also written Asaad or Assaad, it is the elative of sa'id ('happy'). An early bearer is As'ad ibn Zurara (d. 623), known as Abu Umama.
- For
- A boy
- Origin
- Arabic
- Other spellings
- Asaad, Assaad
Islamic naming guidance
- Recommended
Draft: not yet reviewed by a scholar. This is not a fatwa.
Name of a companion of the Prophet
As'ad ibn Zurara was a companion of the Prophet and the first chief in Medina to become a Muslim.
Confidence: high
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