Farah
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| Farah | |
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| Pronunciation | Faarah (for Male), Farah (for Female) |
| Gender | Female or Male |
| Origin | |
| Word/Name | Arabic |
| Meaning | "joy", "happiness" and "mirth" |
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Farah (Arabic: فرح) is a female given name, it may refer to:
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[edit] Given name
- Farah Pahlavi (born 1938), née Dibah, the last Empress of Iran
- Farah (actress), a Bollywood actress of 80s
- Farah Hussain, Pakistani actress and presenter
- Farah Khan, Indian choreographer and director
- Farah Naqvi, Indian writer, consultant and activist
[edit] Surname
- Adnan Farah, Jordanian psychologist
- Joseph Farah, an American journalist and prominent conservative
- Kenza Farah, French rap/R&B singer
- Martha Farah, psychologist
- Mo Farah, Somalia-born British international track and field athlete
- Nuruddin Farah, award-winning Somali writer
- Robbie Farah, Australian rugby league footballer
[edit] Fictional characters
- Princess Farah, a character in the Prince of Persia: The Sands of Time video game trilogy
- Farah Oersted, a character from the Tales of Eternia video game
- Farah, a character in the American television series Sleeper Cell
[edit] Places and geographical features
- Farah River, a river in western Afghanistan
- Farah, Afghanistan, a town in southwest Afghanistan on the banks Farah River
- Farah, India, a town in Uttar Pradesh, India
- Farah Province, one of the western provinces of Afghanistan
[edit] See also
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