A name that means something.
B"Water, freshness, that which quenches the throat." Name of Bilal ibn Rabah, an Ethiopian companion of the Prophet and the first muezzin of Islam. A symbol of racial equality and unwavering faith — particularly cherished by African-American Muslim families.
Arabic root: b-l-l — ب-ل-ل, moisture, freshness
Deep resonance in African-American Muslim communities because of Bilal ibn Rabah's story of enslavement and liberation through faith. A strong identity choice for Black Muslim parents.