Fatimah

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Fa-TEAM-ah.
― KF2001  1/5/2024
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Plan A: My eldest child shall be named "Siti Maryam" and her baby brother shall be named "Ahmad Isa" (Maryam is Isa's mother)
Plan B: My eldest child shall be named "Siti Fatimah" and her baby brother shall be named "Ahmad Hasan" (Fatimah is Hasan's mother)
Plan C: My eldest child shall be named "Siti Hajar" and her baby brother shall be called "Ahmad Ismail" (Hajar is Ismail's mother)
― KF2001  1/5/2024,  edited 1/6/2024
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Lmao English speakers' interpretations of foreign names are so stupid and prejudiced. This is a beautiful name in my culture. Not everyone in the world speaks English.
― Anonymous User  7/12/2021
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This name is a roaster, I hate it.
― mina_sakura  12/14/2020
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Lovely. Don't care for the meaning, but this name sounds nice.
― noisynora  12/14/2020
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Guys Fatma means the lady who abstains or exactly the root فطم means (wean). And it's close to (weaner).
― Anonymous User  9/5/2020
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The pronunciation of this name is wrongly listed as "fa-TIM-a", when in fact it's pronounced "fa-TEEM-a".
― Anonymous User  12/14/2018
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Written as "فاطمه" in Jawi (the Arabic script used for Malay).
― HL  9/16/2017
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Fatimah. I love the name Fatimah. My first name Fatimah. I'm very proud of it.
― FransiscaAmir  2/6/2017
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Fuh-T-Muh.
― Anonymous User  12/14/2016
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Fatimah is the name of the daughter of prophet Muhammad, and wife of Ali ibn Abi Talib, the first Imam of Muslims.
She is one of the members of Ahl aL-bayt. Fatimah is the object of the veneration, love, and respect of all Muslims and an inspiring example for them.
― Anonymous User  10/21/2016
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I think this name is beautiful and exotic. I love the way it sounds, and its spelling. It sounds like "fatty-muh"? Whatever. It's nice to me.
― Anonymous User  3/10/2016
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Fatty-muh. Not a good name. Sorry.
― Anonymous User  12/14/2015
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I knew a Fatimah once who used the spelling: Fatima. Her nickname was Timmy.
― Anneza  12/14/2010
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Hmm, I think this name is beautiful. Hey, I usually don't like variant spelling but what about this Fitima or Fitimah! Instead of "fat" make it "fit". And you can use Fifi as a nickname. Cute :)! And I'm also learning about Fatimah in History Class.
― italiannames  10/30/2009
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