What is the meaning of my names "Sadeen" and "Sulaf" in the Arabic language, and is it permissible to name with them Islamically?
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The word "Sadeen" is mentioned in Arabic dictionaries with the meanings of fat/grease, covering, and letting down a garment or curtain. No one named "Sadeen" has been found in linguistic or biographical books. There is no শরীʿআ () prohibition against being named "Sadeen," although a familiar name with a good meaning is preferable.
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