Meaning of name

You could call her--His breath.   For may the G-D of Abraham, the G-D of Isaaac and the G-D of Jacob...give her His breath...my He smell her as one of His own and give her His blessing of life in the LIVING G-D of Heaven and Earth, may her face be like the sun from the light of His kiss upon her cheek.  

As Salamu Alaikum

It's neither Zaal nor zaa. It's with 'daad'. Why don't you check that by the surah Ad-Duha {93rs chapter of Qur'an }. { وَالضُّحَى }

It's a good name. Infact it was the name i suggested for my niece and she was named so. When she was of 4 months, my sister's family visited my home one day, she was with sound health. I played with her and she was laughing very much. By evening she was fighting with death and finally she left us. Anyways, that name shall always be very dear to me, b.cos of my Zoha

Can anybody help me, I want to know if we can write Zoha in arabic with

Edited by Farrukh - 14 April 2010 at 4:09am

Bismillah,

I agree that her name is beautiful and doesn't violate the rule of not having a non-Islamic name, one which denotes shirk.

May Allah, The Life-Giver bless your baby with health and strong faith, ISA.