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RabiaAlaikumasslam wa rahmatullahi wa barakatuhu
Can u tell me Rumaisa name meaning ?? i saw its meaning Bunch of flower
n how we can write it in urdu(رُ میصاء رومیسہ رُمَيْسَاء )
Also it it true that” Rumaysa bint Milhan was the name of the first woman to convert to Islamic belief. She was known for her strong character and her son was a companion of the prophet Muhammad.”
Any spelling is accetaple.
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RabiaAlaikum Assalam wa rahmatullahi wa barakatuhu
From your sites i came to know 2 meaning of Rumaisa
“wind that scatters dust and covers things” and “good”, “strong” and “good friend”. It is also the name of a star.
Though both have same Arabic spelling رُمَيْسَة
I have concern about urdu spelling bcz i don’t want to mix it up with name Romeesa(رُمَيْسَاء ) which have different meaning and pronunciation.
Kindly tell how to write in urduRabia
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Alaikumassamalam wa rahmatullah,
Unfortunately our knowledge of Urdu is not good enough to give you a definitive answer on its spelling. If you have any other questions let us know.
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RabiaAlaikum Assalam wa rahmatullahi wa barakatuhu
oh ok thanks a lot….
My other part of question is Which meaning of Rumaisa( رُمَيْسَة ) is correct.From your sites i came to know 2 meaning of Rumaisa
“wind that scatters dust and covers things” and other meaning is “good”, “strong” and “good friend”. It is also the name of a star.
Though both have same Arabic spelling رُمَيْسَة but different English spelling.
Also i read that “” Rumaysa bint Milhan was the name of the first woman to convert to Islamic belief. She was known for her strong character and her son was a companion of the prophet Muhammad.”…Do you know anything about this.
thanks a lot
Rabia -
For more details on Rumaisa/Rumaisah please see this page: Rumaisah. We can no longer find any sources for the meaning of “good” or “strong”, for this reason the official meaning now is “wind that scatters”.
As for the Sahabiyyah name you mentioned, it is a different name which you can read about here: Rumaisaa
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Rabiawhat about Romeesa(رُمَيْسَاء ).Is it also a islamic name??
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We cannot find any mention of رُمَيْسَاء in our sources, but linguistically it is derived from the same root as Rumaisah and therefore it is very likely that it has the same meaning.
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