Gibran is a name with rich cultural and historical significance, originating from Arabic roots. The name Gibran means "to restore, to repair, to bring unequal parts to unity" and is associated with resilience, and stability, symbolized by a mountain. It has been used traditionally for centuries in various forms and spellings throughout the Arab world. The name gained popularity in the early 20th century due to the renowned Lebanese-American writer Khalil Gibran, known for his philosophical and poetic works. This association has made Gibran a popular choice for parents who value philosophy, and artistic expression.
