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Saudi Arabia bans these names from registration
The Civil Status Authority in Saudi Arabia announced the regulations and conditions governing the registration of names in birth records. It confirmed that common and well-known Arabic names such as "Al-Walid" and "Al-Anoud" are permitted, provided they comply with Shariah and legal standards. It emphasized that it is not permissible to register names combined with titles like "Sayyid," or to include descriptive or compound phrases such as "Qamar Al-Zaman." Names that contradict Islamic Shariah rulings, such as "Abdul Rasool," are not allowed. These guidelines aim to ensure that names conform to Shariah provisions and official regulations, while prohibiting names that conflict with the principles of simplicity and clarity in official records.
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