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Haroon: name meaning, origin and pronunciation

“name of the prophet Harun (Aaron)”

Meaning disputedAwaiting scholar review

ہارون

هَارُون

What Haroon means

Haroon (ہارون, Hebrew هَارُون) is a Muslim boy’s name that is most often explained as “name of the prophet Harun (Aaron)”. Sources disagree; see below. Source: .

Haroon at a glance

Meaning
name of the prophet Harun (Aaron)
Gender
Boy
Origin
Hebrew
Faith
Muslim
Say it
haa-roon
Syllables
2
Letters
6
First letter
H · ہ

Meaning of Haroon

In English
name of the prophet Harun (Aaron)
اردو میں معنی
حضرت ہارونؑ کا نام

Origin and history of Haroon

Meaning disputed

Name of the prophet Harun (Aaron), brother of Musa. The Hebrew original is of uncertain meaning, and the Arabic lexicons give it no root sense.

The word is real, but sources or popular claims disagree about the name. Each reading is shown with its source.

How to say and write Haroon

Say it
haa-roon2 syllables · Audio recordings coming later
English
Haroon
Urdu
ہارون
Original script
هَارُون
Other spellings
Harun · Haroun
Themes
Faith

Sibling names for Haroon

Muslim girl names that share a theme, origin or first letter with Haroon.

Names like Haroon

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Questions about the name Haroon

What does the name Haroon mean?

Haroon means “name of the prophet Harun (Aaron)”. This meaning is disputed; sources disagree. In Urdu: حضرت ہارونؑ کا نام. Source: .

Is Haroon a boy’s or a girl’s name?

Haroon is a boy’s name.

Is Haroon a Muslim name?

Yes. Haroon is used by Muslim families. It is of Hebrew origin. Name of the prophet Harun (Aaron), brother of Musa. The Hebrew original is of uncertain meaning, and the Arabic lexicons give it no root sense.

How do you pronounce Haroon?

Say it “haa-roon”: 2 syllables.

How do you write Haroon in Urdu?

In Urdu script, Haroon is written ہارون. In its original script: هَارُون.

What are other spellings of Haroon?

Haroon is also spelled Harun, Haroun.

Is the meaning of Haroon verified?

Meaning disputed. The word is real, but sources or popular claims disagree about the name. Each reading is shown with its source. Every entry on Naam is still a draft awaiting review by a named scholar.