Noorah

Noorah is a feminine given name used in various cultures, particularly within Arabic-speaking communities. It is derived from the Arabic word noor meaning light, with the feminine suffix -ah, and is commonly interpreted as “light” or “illumination.” The spelling Noorah represents one transliteration of the name;Variants include Noor, Noorah, Noora, Nourah, and Nour, reflecting differences in transliteration and pronunciation across languages and regions.

The name is commonly used in the Arab world and among Muslim communities worldwide, including South Asia, North Africa, and diaspora populations in Europe and North America. Its appeal often rests on the positive associations of light with guidance, knowledge, and spiritual presence.

In cultural contexts, light is a recurring metaphor in Arabic and Islamic traditions, contributing to the name’s favorable connotations. Parents may choose variations of the name to reflect linguistic preferences or family naming patterns.

Notable people with the exact spelling Noorah are not widely documented in major reference sources; individuals bearing the name may appear in local records or contemporary contexts. As with many given names, Noorah can be found across different communities and generations.

See also: Noor, Noorah, Noura, Noora, Nour.