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Line 1: {{Use dmy dates\|date=April 2024}} {{Infobox Given Name Revised \| name = Noor \| image = Sunshine at Dunstanburgh.JPG \| image_size = 180px \| caption = A representation of the name Noor \| pronunciation = {{IPA-\|ar\|ˈnuːɾ\|}} \| gender = Unisex \| meaning = ''"[[light]]''" \| region = \| nickname = ~~Nuri~~ \| origin = [[Arabic language\|Arabic]]}} '''~~Nur~~Noor''' (also ~~spelled~~spelt '''~~Noor~~Nur''', '''Nor''', or '''Nour''', {{lang-ar\|نور}}: {{transliteration\|ur\|ALA-LC\|''Nūr''}} {{IPA-ur\|nuːr\|IPA}}) is a common [[Arabic]] ~~unisex~~feminine and masculine given name meaning "[[light]]", ~~"The~~from ~~Divine~~the ~~Light"~~Arabic ''al-Nur'' ({{lang\|fa\|النور}}). Variants include Noora, Nora, Norah, Noura, and Nura <ref>~~[http~~{{cite web \| last=Campbell \| first=Mike \| title=Meaning, origin and history of the name Nur \| website=Behind the Name \| date=9 June 2023 \| url=https://www.behindthename.com/name/nur ~~Behind~~\| ~~the~~access-date=17 ~~Name]~~April 2024}}</ref> ~~[[An-Nur]], meaning "the light" in Arabic.~~ It ~~can~~is also ~~be feminized~~used as ~~Nura~~a ~~or Noora~~surname. ==Given name== Line 27 ⟶ 28: [[Noor Jehan]] (1926–2000), Pakistani singer and actress [[Noor Inayat Khan]] (1914–1944), Indian born British SOE agent [[Princess Noor Pahlavi]] (born ~~1960~~1992), Iranian princess [[Noor Sabri]] (born 1984), Iraqi footballer [[Noor Tagouri]] (born 1993), American journalist and activist Line 59 ⟶ 60: '''Sportspeople''' [[Cansu Nur Kaya]] (born 2000), Turkish ~~women's~~ footballer [[Esma Nur Çakmak]] (born 2004), Turkish ~~female~~ arm wrestler [[Gamze Nur Yaman]] (born 1999), Turkish ~~women's~~ footballer [[Nur B. Ali]], Pakistani-American racecar driver [[Nur Banu Özpak]] (born 1996), Turkish sport shooter [[Nur Mustafa Gülen]] (born 1960), Turkish footballer and coach [[Nur Nurhan Çakmak]], Turkish women's footballer Line 71 ⟶ 73: [[Şeyma Nur Emeksiz Bacaksız]], Turkish Para Taekwondo practitioner '''~~Other people~~Others''' [[Nur Batur]] (born 1952(, Turkish journalist [[Nur Fettahoğlu]], Turkish German actress [[Nur Sürer]], Turkish actress Line 82 ⟶ 85: [[Mohamed Mohamed Noor]] (born 1985), a United States police officer, convicted for the killing of Justine Damond [[Mohamed Noor]], American biologist and geneticist [[Mohammad Noor]] (1901–1979), Indonesian politician [[Mohammed Noor]] (born 1978), Saudi Arabian footballer [[Farah Nur]] (1862–1932), Somali poet and warrior Line 110 ⟶ 115: ==Arabic-based compound names with ''Nur'' as an element== [[Nurullah]], that is ''Nur Allah'', meaning ''light of God'' [[Nurul Alam (disambiguation)]], that is ''Nur al-Alam'', meaning ''light of the world'' [[Nurul Amin (disambiguation)]], that is ''Nur al-Amin'', meaning ''light of the trustworthy'' [[Nur al-Din (disambiguation)\|Nur al-Din]], that is ''Nur al-Din'', meaning ''light of the religion/faith'' Nur ul-Hasan, that is ''Nur al-Hasan'', meaning ''light of [[Hasan ibn Ali\|Hasan]]'' [[Saiyid Nurul Hasan]] (1921–1993), Indian historian [[Nurul Hasan (cricketer)\|Quazi Nurul Hasan Sohan]] (born 1993), Bangladeshi cricketer [[Prof. Syed Nurul Hasan College]], West Bengal [[Nur ul-Huda (disambiguation)\|Nur ul-Huda]], that is ''Nur al-Huda'', meaning ''light of the guidance'' [[Nurul Islam (disambiguation)\|Nurul Islam]], that is ''Nur al-Islam'', meaning ''light of Islam'' Nurur Rahman, that is ''Nur al-Rahman'', meaning ''light of the Most Merciful Allah'' [[Nurur Rahman]], Bangladeshi professor and politician from Comilla [[Nurur Rahman Barkati\|Sayyid Mohammad Nurur Rahman Barkati]], Shahi Imam of West Bengal [[Nuruzzaman (disambiguation)\|Nuruzzaman]], that is ''Nur al-Zaman'', meaning ''light of the era'' [[Abdel Nour (disambiguation)\|Abdel Nour]], that is ''Abd an-Nur'', meaning ''servant of the Light'' [[Nuri (name)\|Nuri]], meaning ''luminous'' or ''my light'' [[Núria]], ~~is an Arabic~~a Catalan girl's name, ~~meaning~~has ~~''light''~~been suggested to be related to this name ==Notes==