Səccad

Səccad is a masculine name with Arabic origins, derived from 'sajjad' meaning 'one who prostrates' or 'one who worships devotedly.' The name holds religious significance in Islamic culture, often referring to someone who is dedicated to prayer and devotion. The unique spelling with the 'ə' character reflects regional pronunciation variations found in some Turkic or Azerbaijani contexts. While not widely used globally, Səccad carries meaningful connotations of faith, humility, and spiritual dedication for families seeking a name with religious importance.

Pronounced suh-JAHD.