A name that means something.
HHagar, wife of Ibrahim and mother of Ismail. Central figure of the Hajj pilgrimage — her frantic run between Safa and Marwa is commemorated by the sa'y ritual. A symbol of courageous motherhood.
Arabic root: Hebrew, "stranger" or "one who emigrates"
The biblical Hagar is shared across all three Abrahamic faiths — especially meaningful for mothers seeking a cross-religious resonance.