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{{Infobox Given Name Revised
| name = Noor
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| 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]]}}
 
'''NurNoor''' (also spelledspelt '''NoorNur''', '''Nor''', or '''Nour''', {{lang-ar|نور}}: {{transliteration|ur|ALA-LC|''Nūr''}} {{IPA-ur|nuːr|IPA}}) is a common [[Arabic]] unisexfeminine and masculine given name meaning "[[light]]", "Thefrom Divinethe Light"Arabic ''al-Nur'' ({{lang|fa|النور}}).<ref>[http://www.behindthename.com/name/nur BehindVariants theinclude Noora, Nora, Norah, Noura, and Nura Name]</ref>{{cite [[An-Nur]],web meaning| "thelast=Campbell light"| infirst=Mike Arabic.| Ittitle=Meaning, canorigin alsoand behistory feminizedof asthe Nuraname orNur Noora.| Thewebsite=Behind namethe isName popular| indate=9 bothJune the2023 [[Arab| world]]url=https://www.behindthename.com/name/nur and| byaccess-date=17 MuslimsApril of2024}}</ref> otherIt originsis also used as a worldwidesurname.
 
==Given name==
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'''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
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*[[Şeyma Nur Emeksiz Bacaksız]], Turkish Para Taekwondo practitioner
 
'''Other peopleOthers'''
*[[Nur Batur]] (born 1952(, Turkish journalist
*[[Nur Fettahoğlu]], Turkish German actress
*[[Nur Sürer]], Turkish actress
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*[[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]]''
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*[[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''
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