Madrasa student, a boy or the youngest among imams who will become an imam in the future.

Leader of the religion, protector of the religion; religious guide; a loyal servant of the religion.

Muhammad (peace be upon him) is the leader and chief of the religion

A wish fulfilled through the help of an Imam, or a child granted by an Imam who will grow up to reach their goals

A child conceived or granted through the power (breath) of an Imam

A child obtained through the grace or favor of a religious leader; the gift or blessing of an Imam.

Slave of the religious leader (Imam), a child loyal to the Imam

See Imom and Rasul.

A lucky child whose fortune is elevated, granted by an Imam.

Literally: one who stands in front. A leader, one who leads prayer in a mosque, a religious leader of Muslims. The term 'Imam' is a title that has been customary since the 7th–10th centuries for individuals considered descendants of Ali and belonging to the Shia sect, and it is added to the name of the person worthy of this title. Like Imam Ali.

A child who believes in and worships Ali, or may Ali protect a faithful child under his shelter.

A child with faith given by Allah.

See Imon (Imon + qul).

Friendship, brotherhood, camaraderie; someone dear, faithful to their friends and companions.

Liveliness, eternity, perpetuity, long-lived, faithful, pious, brave, long-living. In the Quran, it is the name of Mary's father and Jesus' grandfather.

A child gifted with distinction, set apart (privileged) from others

See Ibniyamin.

A gift or offering. Forms: In’omboy, In’omjon

A gift or present from Ali.

A gift, present, or offering of the religion.