1. Key Attributes of the Baby Name Qurratul Ain
| Short meaning of Qurratul Ain | Happiness, Laughter, Joy and Delight See below for detailed meaning |
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| How to pronounce Qurratul Ain | IraQ + MUslim + pRay + RUn + beauTiful + MUsLim + AId + New Each block is a syllable. Thick black border indicates stress/emphasis. Other pronunciations are acceptable. |
| How to write Qurratul Ain in Arabic | قرة العين |
| Quranic Nature (Learn more...) | Indirectly Mentioned (the name's triliteral root is used in the Quran) |
| Alternate spellings of Qurratul Ain | Quratulain Qurratulain Qurratul `ain Qurat al-Ain Qurrat al-Ain Qurrat Alain Qurat Alain Korretol Eiyn Korretol Eene Korretol Een Korretol Eeyn Korretol Eine Korretol Ein Korretol Eyne Korretol Aiyn All of the above spellings are acceptable for this name. You may also create your own spelling. |
| Quranic Root (Learn more...) | Q-R-R |
2. Detailed Meaning of Qurratul Ain
Qurratul Ain is a direct Quranic name for girls that means “joy and tranquility to the eye”, a child who makes her parents happy and prevents them from becoming sad. It is mentioned once in the Quran in singular and once in plural:
Now the wife of Pharaoh said: “A joy to the eye [could this child be] for me and thee! Slay him not: he may well be of use to us, or we may adopt him as a son!” And they had no presentiment [of what he was to become]. (Quran 28:9)
And they who say: O our Lord! grant us in our wives and our offspring the joy of our eyes, and make us guides to those who guard (against evil). (Quran 25:74)
No one knows what delights of the eyes are kept hidden for them as a reward for their deeds. (Quran 32:17)
3. How to Pronounce Qurratul Ain
4. Pictures of the Muslim Baby Name Qurratul Ain Written in Arabic
Qurratul Ain written in print and handwriting script (Naskh)
Qurratul Ain written in Quranic script (Quranic Naskh)
Qurratul Ain written in Kufi/Kufic calligraphic script
Qurratul Ain written in Nastaliq calligraphic script
Qurratul Ain written in Ruqaa calligraphic script
Qurratul Ain written in Rubutun Kano calligraphic script (from West Africa)
