Dirar
Dirar is a masculine given name of Arabic origin, and it is occasionally used as a surname in some communities. It is employed across Arabic-speaking regions and among Muslim communities worldwide. The name is linked to the Arabic root Ḍ-R-R, which yields nouns and verbs associated with harm or injury; in naming, it functions as a substantive element rather than a direct statement about harm. Common transliterations include Dirār, Dhirar, Dharar, and Dirar, reflecting variations in vowel marking and transliteration from Arabic script.
In Arabic naming practice, Dirar fits a pattern of using concrete or abstract nouns as personal names.
There is no single universally recognized set of notable bearers of the name, and references to individuals