Butul

Butul is an Arabic name with a deep religious and cultural significance, primarily associated with Fatima Zahra, the daughter of the Islamic prophet Muhammad. She is often referred to by the epithet 'Al-Batul' (the chaste, the virgin), signifying her purity and detachment from worldly concerns. The name therefore carries connotations of piety, virtue, and spiritual devotion within Islamic cultures.

While not as common as some other Arabic names, Butul is cherished for its strong connection to a revered figure in Islam. Its usage is concentrated in Muslim-majority regions and among Muslim communities worldwide, often chosen by parents who wish to honor Fatima Zahra and instill her virtues in their daughters.