Asma Ul Husna Meaning in Urdu:

Asma ul Husna

Though Asma Ul Husna meaning in Urdu does not have any relation to the Muslim religion, there are Muslims who give credence to the authenticity of this name. Though these religious differences may be a great hindrance to the relationship between the two religions, a simple search on Google will show you that Muslim is a huge and reputable part of world population.

So now what is the Asma Ul Husna meaning in Urdu? When and where did it originate from? It was a legend in a book called 'Lokayat Aaliya'. This book was written in the medieval period, which is the era when Muslim rulers ruled over the entire continent of India.

It is believed that this Asma Ul Husna meaning in Urdu is the true name of the Bedi Ustad Bisma Anjum Dara Singh, who is a prominent leader of Rajputs, a sub-caste of Muslims. He was originally from Udaipur, Rajasthan, where he had migrated after he married a Christian princess, Victoria Westwood. Thus the name Asma Ul Husna is derived from the name of the former King.

The meaning of Asma Ul Husna is actually a village which was built by him. It is now known as Dera Behnagar, in his honor.

This Asma Ul Husna meaning in Urdu has evolved into a very common name among many Muslims in Pakistan. The origin of this name is due to the fact that the famous ruler is a Muslim and he came from this village. The name is also connected with the recent death of the king.

The modern Asma Ul Husna meaning in Urdu is actually derived from the Islamic concept of jinn. Jinns were supposed to take the form of animals. Hence Asma means 'angel', 'animal'being' according to some people.

The Asma Ul Husna meaning in Urdu is not related to any specific religion. Although it is not a pure form of religion, it does belong to the category of religious names. Many Muslims across the globe believe that their names are derived from a book called 'Mirza Ghalib's Zaid-ul Quran', which is considered as the holy book of Islam.

Since Asma Ul Husna meaning in Urdu is the name of a village, then it may be interpreted as "the place of the angel or animal". Asma means 'as per Islamic system'according to Islamic system'.