What is the ruling on being named "Ammar" (with a fatha on the 'ayn and a shaddah with a fatha on the meem), what is its meaning in the Arabic language, and is it true that its meaning is one who fasts and prays a lot?
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There is no objection to being named "Ammar," as it has several noble meanings in the Arabic language, among them: a man who prays and fasts frequently, strong in faith, steadfast in his affairs, robust, and pious.
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Reviewed by El Fatwa's sharia committee.
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