Nabeelah

Nabeelah is a feminine given name of Arabic origin. It is commonly regarded as a variant of the names Nabīlāh or Nabila, derived from an Arabic root associated with nobility or noble qualities. As a result, the name is frequently interpreted to carry connotations of dignity, honor, and distinction. Spelling varies with transliteration, and Nabeelah is one of several common forms, including Nabila, Nabilah, Nabeela, and Nabeeleh.

Usage of the name extends across many Muslim communities in the Middle East, North Africa, South Asia, and among the African diaspora. It is also found in Western countries through immigration and multicultural communities. While the exact spelling may differ by family preference or regional influence, the underlying meaning remains linked to nobility.

Pronunciation in English-speaking contexts typically emphasizes the second syllable, with common renderings such as nah-BEEL-uh or nuh-BEE-lah. Local pronunciations may vary based on language and dialect.

Variations and related names include Nabila, Nabilla, Nabila, and Nabeela. The feminine Arabic form Nabīlah is closely related and sometimes used as an alternative transliteration. In some cases, Nabeelah may be used without an explicit Arabic spelling in personal or civil documents.

Notable people: There are no widely recognized individuals with this exact spelling who have standalone biographical articles. See also: Nabila, Nabilah, Nabilla.