aiman

Aiman is a given name of Arabic origin that is used across the Muslim world and in diaspora communities. It is typically masculine in many Arabic-speaking regions, though feminine usage appears in some contexts and cultures.

Etymology and meaning: The name derives from the Arabic root Y-M-N, which is associated with blessings, fortune, and the right-hand side. Consequently, Aiman is commonly interpreted as “blessed,” “fortunate,” or related to the right. The spelling Aiman is one of several transliterations of the same name, with variants including Ayman, Aimen, and Aymen.

Usage and variations: Aiman is widely used in the Arab world as well as in South and Southeast Asia, including countries such as Pakistan, India, Malaysia, and Indonesia. The name’s popularity reflects shared cultural and religious ties in these regions. Variants like Ayman and Aymen are common in different communities, and transliteration may vary with language and country.

Notable people: Aiman Khan (born 1998) is a Pakistani actress known for her work in television and film, representing the name in contemporary media.

See also: Ayman (given name); Aymen; Aimen.