Hatim

حاتمIn Arabic

Meaning: A black crow in old Arabic; name of the proverbially generous Hatim al-Tai
About the name: Hatim al-Tai, a knight and poet of the Tayy tribe (died c. 578), was so generous that "more generous than Hatim" is still a saying.
For: A boy
Origin: Arabic
Other spellings: Hatam, Hatem, Hâtim

Islamic naming guidance

Draft: not yet reviewed by a scholar. This is not a fatwa.

Good meaning, nothing against it in the sources

Confidence: medium

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