Abol Qasem — Baby Name Meaning and Origin

Abol Qasem is a masculine Persian name. Abol means 'father' and Qasem is a name derived from the Arabic word 'qasam' which means 'division'. Together, Abol Qasem represents 'father of division'.

Abol Qasem

Letter: A

Boy

Meaning of Abol Qasem:

Abol Qasem is a masculine Persian name. Abol means 'father' and Qasem is a name derived from the Arabic word 'qasam' which means 'division'. Together, Abol Qasem represents 'father of division'. This name can signify a person who brings clarity, fairness, and a sense of order to different aspects of life, whether it be decision-making, judgement, or problem-solving.

Gender: Boy
Origin: Persian, Arabic

Origin:

Persian , Arabic

More names starting with A:

Aadvi , Aadvik , Aadvika , Aadya , Aadyant , Aadyn , Aaeed , Aaeedah , Aaeedun , Aaeeshah , Aaeezah , Aaf

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Frequently asked questions about Abol Qasem

What does the name Abol Qasem mean?

Abol Qasem is a masculine Persian name. Abol means 'father' and Qasem is a name derived from the Arabic word 'qasam' which means 'division'. Together, Abol Qasem represents 'father of division'.

What is the origin of the name Abol Qasem?

Abol Qasem is a boy's name of Persian, Arabic origin.

Is Abol Qasem a boy or girl name?

Abol Qasem is commonly used as a boy's name.

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