This does not require another Aqeeqah.

Changing baby name in islam. From Manners of Welcoming the New Born Child in Islaam By Yoosuf ibn Abdullaah Al-Areefee Translated by Aboo Talhah Daawood ibn Ronald Burbank. Islamic name here should be alienated from Arabic name. The general rule is that one does not have to change their name but there are some exceptions to this.

However there is no rule requiring them to do so. However you could be right since im not sure. Islamic name here should be alienated from Arabic name.

1 Adoption is allowed in Islam. Then the parents themselves give the child one. A person who has converted to Islam does not need to change their name unless their name embodies the worship of someone or some thing other than God.

Give your child the best possible name. Most Muslims who come from the Middle East tend to use or already have Arabic or Islamic names which may have roots in the Arabic language. Names seem to play an important role in a society.

The peerless names are the names of the Prophets The Holy Prophet attached so much importance to names that if he did not like the name of any companion or a place he would immediately change the name. There are also names which are contrary to the Shariah or which have meanings unacceptable to people of sound intellect and pure souls so these names are to be avoided since giving these names to the. The Prophet legislated for us to change names to better names but he never ordered one who changed his name to slaughter an Aqeeqah again.

Similarly if a brother converts to Islam and he would like change his name. It is permissible but not an obligation to change ones name without any reason. An article by Dr.