Ylias

Ylias is a name of Arabic origin, derived from the prophet Elias, who is a significant figure in Islam, Christianity, and Judaism. The name is believed to mean "My God is Yahweh" or "God is my strength." In Islamic tradition, Ilyas (the Arabic form of the name) is revered as a prophet sent to the people of Ba'albek, who had turned to the worship of an idol. He is mentioned in the Quran as a messenger of God who called his people to monotheism.

The name Ylias, or its variations, is common in many Muslim-majority countries and communities. It is often given to boys. Beyond its religious significance, the name carries connotations of strength, faith, and divine guidance. The story of Ylias/Elias in religious texts often highlights themes of perseverance in the face of disbelief and unwavering devotion to God. Over time, the name has spread across various cultures, maintaining its association with religious heritage and personal fortitude.