Fatemeh

Fatemeh is a feminine name of Arabic and Persian origin, representing the most common transliteration of Fatimah in Iran and among Persian speakers. It honors Fatimah al-Zahra, the daughter of Prophet Muhammad, who is deeply revered in Islamic tradition as a model of virtue, piety, and strength. The name derives from Arabic roots meaning 'to abstain' or 'to wean,' symbolizing purity and restraint. Fatemeh remains extremely popular throughout Iran, Afghanistan, and among Muslim communities worldwide, carrying significant spiritual and cultural importance. The name reflects both religious devotion and cultural heritage, making it a meaningful choice that connects its bearers to centuries of Islamic tradition while celebrating feminine wisdom and resilience.

Pronounced fah-TEE-muh.

As of October 2026, Fatemeh ranked #17420 in US births in 2013 SSA, peaked at #7876 in 1978.