Nûh

Nûh is the Arabic form of the biblical name Noah. In Islamic tradition, Nûh (Noah) is a prophet of God, revered for his steadfast faith and his role in saving humanity and animals from the Great Flood. The story of Nûh is detailed in the Quran, mirroring many aspects of the biblical narrative but with distinct Islamic theological interpretations.

The name's roots are in ancient Semitic languages, carrying the core meaning of 'rest' or 'comfort'. Its widespread use in the Islamic world is a testament to the prophet's significance and the enduring appeal of names with religious connotations. While primarily associated with the prophet, the name has been adopted across various Muslim cultures due to its spiritual weight and simple, yet profound, meaning.