Imrana

Imrana is a feminine given name derived from the Arabic root 'a-m-r' (عمر), which signifies 'to live long', 'to prosper', or 'to build/populate'. The masculine form, Imran (عمران), is a significant name in Islamic tradition, notably as the father of Mary (Maryam), the mother of Jesus, mentioned in the Quran. The feminine form Imrana carries similar connotations of prosperity, longevity, and a thriving existence.

The name is widely used in Muslim communities across various regions, reflecting its positive and auspicious meaning. While Imran is directly mentioned in the Quran, Imrana is a derivative that has become popular as a female given name, embodying the same virtues of growth and well-being.