Shakoor

Shakoor is a given name of Arabic origin, meaning "thankful" or "grateful." It is commonly used as a male given name in Muslim communities. The name is derived from the Arabic word shukr, which means gratitude.

Notable individuals named Shakoor include Shakoor Ahmad, a former Pakistani cricketer, and Shakoor Khan, a Pakistani politician. There are also many other individuals bearing the name Shakoor across various professions and geographical locations. The name's prevalence is tied to its religious significance and positive connotations within Islamic culture. It is a name that reflects a desirable character trait, emphasizing appreciation and thankfulness. The name is pronounced sha-KOOR. While primarily a male name, variations or feminine forms might exist in different cultural contexts, though Shakoor itself is predominantly male. Its roots are deeply embedded in the linguistic and cultural traditions of Arabic-speaking regions and beyond, where Islamic influence is present. The name carries a sense of humility and contentment associated with acknowledging blessings.