AnNasir

AnNasir is a transliteration variant of the Arabic name An-Nasir (or al-Nasir), meaning "the helper" or "the victorious." Derived from the root N-S-R, the term functions as a masculine given name and, in historical contexts, as part of royal or regnal titles.

In historical use, al-Nasir has appeared as a title for several Islamic rulers, notably among Fatimid rulers, where it signified defense of the faith and a claim to victory. The exact spelling varies with transliteration conventions, yielding forms such as An-Nasir, An Nasir, AnNasir, or al-Nasir.

In contemporary usage, An-Nasir appears across Arabic-speaking communities and among broader Muslim populations. It is commonly anglicized as Nasir or Nasser; longer forms include Nasiruddin or Nasseruddin. As a surname, it also appears in various cultures. The name’s meaning and royal associations give it a traditional resonance, though its bearer-specific significance depends on individual and cultural context.