Taha

Taha is a masculine name of Arabic and Indian origin. In Arabic, Ṭā-Hā is the name of chapter 20 in the Qur'an and is also the opening phrase of this chapter. As one of the mysterious letters (called muqaṭṭaʿāt or fawātiḥ), Taha's original translation ultimately remains an enigma. However, Ṭā Hā is also an epithet of the prophet Muhammad, with some theorizing its meaning to be "the purest," suiting the baby with a virtuous spirit. Within its Indian origin, Taha is linked to the Marathi word for "peace." There's no denying Taha's faithful significance, lending a concise dapper title brimming with reverence.