Minhaji

Minhaji is a common given name primarily used in Indonesia and other parts of Southeast Asia. The name's etymology is rooted in Arabic, derived from "Minhaj," which translates to "path," "way," or "method." It often carries connotations of guidance, instruction, or a systematic approach. As a personal name, Minhaji is typically given to males.

The name's prevalence is linked to the strong influence of Islam in Indonesia, where Arabic names are frequently adopted. While "Minhaj" itself appears in religious texts and academic contexts, as a given name, "Minhaji" has become a popular choice for parents seeking a name with positive spiritual and cultural associations. The specific spelling and pronunciation can vary slightly across different regions and communities within Indonesia. Beyond Indonesia, the name might be encountered in other Muslim-majority countries in the region, though it is less common. The name is generally well-regarded and does not carry any negative connotations.