Ijaz

Ijaz (إعجاز) is an Arabic name derived from the root 'a-j-z' (عجز), which means 'to be unable' or 'to render unable'. In the context of the name, it refers to the concept of 'inimitability' or 'miraculousness', particularly in Islamic theology, where it describes the miraculous nature of the Quran, which is considered inimitable by human effort. The term 'I'jaz al-Quran' (the inimitability of the Quran) is a central doctrine.

The name is popular in Muslim-majority countries and among Muslim communities worldwide, reflecting its deep religious and linguistic significance. It conveys a sense of awe and divine intervention, often chosen by parents hoping for a blessed or extraordinary child.