Imane

Imane is a feminine given name of Arabic origin. It is derived from the word iman (إيمان), meaning faith, belief, or trust. The name is the feminine form of Iman and is commonly transliterated as Imane, Iman, Imaan, or Imân. It is used across Arabic-speaking populations and in Muslim communities worldwide, with particular prominence in North Africa and the Middle East. The spelling Imane is common in French-speaking regions and among diaspora communities, reflecting transliteration conventions in those languages.

In usage, Imane is often chosen for its positive meaning related to faith and piety. It may be found among families in Morocco, Algeria, Tunisia, and other countries with Arabic-speaking communities, as well as among immigrants and their descendants in Europe and North America.

Notable individuals with the name include Imane Anys, better known as Pokimane, a Moroccan-Canadian internet personality and streamer. The name is also found among scholars, athletes, and professionals in various fields, reflecting its broad cultural reach across the Arabic-speaking world and its diaspora.