Fatima

Fatima is a name with profound religious and cultural significance in the Arabic world. It traces back to Fatima Zahra, the daughter of the Prophet Muhammad, who is revered for her piety and virtue. As a result, Fatima is widely chosen among Muslim families, often linked to notions of purity and strength. Despite its deep roots, the name has crossed into various cultures, making it relatively well-known internationally. Common diminutives like 'Fati' or 'Fatma' are often used affectionately. Those looking to keep the traditional tone may also consider 'Fatimah' as an alternative spelling.