Can I keep my baby’s name as Mohammed Haroon
Please tell me can I keep my baby name as MOHAMMED HAROON?
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Sure, why not? The names Muhammad (or Mohammed as you spelled it) and Haroon or Haroun are both the names of Prophets of Allah. They are good and honorable names.
Muhammad means "one is praised" and was the name of our great Prophet of Islam, Muhammad ibn Adbullah (peace be upon him).
I found several meanings for Haroon in a quick search, but the consensus seemed to be "lofty, exalted."
One question I would ask you is, is Haroon the name of the child's father, or the family name? Since it is the second name, it must be one of these.
For more information about the naming system in Islam see:
The Islamic Naming System
Wael
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