Riyhan
Riyhan is a given name of Arabic origin. In Arabic, riḥān (often transliterated as Riyhan, Rihan, or Rehan) denotes the herb basil and, more broadly, fragrance or a pleasant scent. As a personal name, Riyhan is used in various Muslim communities across the Middle East, South Asia, and the diaspora.
Etymology and meaning: The root refers to fragrance and natural aroma, drawing on the herb basil. In
Usage and distribution: Riyhan is particularly common in India, Pakistan, and Bangladesh, where Arabic-derived Muslim names
Variants and related names: Common spellings include Rihan, Riyhan, Rehan, Riyan, and Riyyan. Turkish and Persian