Dhuha

Dhuha is an Arabic name directly derived from the Quran. It refers to the time of forenoon or morning brightness, specifically mentioned in Surah Ad-Duha (Chapter 93) of the Quran, which begins with the verse 'By the forenoon (Dhuha) and by the night when it is still.' This surah is a message of comfort and assurance from Allah to the Prophet Muhammad, emphasizing that Allah has not forsaken him. The name therefore carries connotations of light, hope, and divine favor.

Due to its Quranic reference, Dhuha is a name deeply rooted in Islamic culture and is popular in Muslim-majority countries. It is chosen for girls to invoke blessings and to reflect the beauty and serenity of the morning. While its usage is primarily within the Arab and wider Muslim world, its beautiful meaning makes it appealing.