Popular Modern Islamic Baby Names:

During the last decade, the name of one particular baby boy has become extremely popular with both Muslims and non-Muslims alike. The name that many have chosen to give their son has been 'Izzat Ibrahim', or Ibrahim the slave.

The name has a multitude of different meanings. It can be translated into Arabic as "slave of God", "the servant of God"servant of God". The name is also given in some communities in an English translation, which means simply, 'slave of God'.

According to a recent census, there are one million people who identify themselves as Muslim, meaning that this name will no doubt be around for some time to come. The Popular modern Islamic baby names of Ibrahim the slave is a testament to his formative years.

The name was borrowed from Islam, and is a name related to Nashera or Nasara, a name derived from the title "Nasrallah", or "Messenger of God". It is therefore a name that is known across the world. Another interesting detail of the name is that it was given to the first son of a Muslim family.

Ibrahim the slave is not only famous for his name, but his life has been the subject of great affection. When the son was born, the husband went out with the family to search for his own daughter, and brought her back with him to the house.

She was named "Wasseh"Lazarus", meaning that she was given a new lease on life. The name was then passed down from generation to generation and is still used today by a son, who is attempting to give his daughter a similar name. He is attempting to take away any perception that slaves were branded with a stigma.

There is no information that can be found about the mother of Lazarus, but a legend states that Wasseh is not only the mother of Lazarus, but of one of the saints of the Islamic faith. The woman, who has borne nine sons, is reputed to be one of those saints, who was a teacher and nurse, in an early Islamic community.

Many scholars believe that the name was being used to refer to Wasseh, and also for some other significance. It is possible that Wasseh's older sister, 'Aishah, was the true mother of Lazarus. However, there is no evidence to support the theory, and Ibrahim the slave is very popular among Muslims.