Sarah is a common name among many cultures, especially for Jewish and Muslim people. In Arabic, the name Sarah means ‘princess’ or ‘noble lady’. The name originates from the Old Testament matriarch Sarah, the wife of Abraham in the Book of Genesis. Sarah is seen as a woman of strength, virtue and grace, contributing to its aristocratic meaning in Arabic. The name is written سارة in Arabic script and is pronounced ‘Sarra’. For Arab parents, naming their daughter Sarah symbolizes their desire for her to embody the qualities of elegance, dignity and inner worth associated with the name.
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