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Najm

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Najm (Arabic: نجم) or Najam (also Negm, IPA: [neɡm] in Egyptian dialect/pronunciation) is an Arabic word meaning Star.[1] It, Najm, is a direct Qurʾanic name for boys and girls that means “star”, “luminary”, “source of inspiration”. The word Najm is mentioned four times in the Qurʾān, and is also the name of chapter 53 of the Qurʾān: Surat an-An-Najm. Najm (or Negm, more common in Egypt) is also an Arab family name.

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Nagem

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Najam

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  • Najam Sethi (born 1948), Pakistani journalist, editor, and media personality
  • Najam Sheraz (born 1969), Pakistani pop singer, songwriter, and peace activist

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Najm

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  • Abolqasem Najm (1892–1981), Iranian politician, cabinet minister, and diplomat
  • Faheem Najm (born 1984), American singer better known as T-Pain
  • Kamaran Najm (born 1987), Iraqi photojournalist
  • Mohammed Najm (1943–2016), Libyan military officer and political figure

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Najam

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Negm

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  • Ahmed Fouad Negm (1929–2013), Egyptian vernacular poet
  • Nawara Negm (born 1973), Egyptian journalist, blogger and human rights activist

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  1. "An-Najm (The Star), Surah 53". Translations of the Qur'an. University of Southern California, Center for Muslim-Jewish Engagement. 2007. Archived from the original on 2009-04-24. Retrieved 2009-08-08.