Kasim is a masculine name of Arabic origin, derived from the word "qasama, " meaning "to divide" or "to distribute. " It is a name that signifies justice, and the ability to share goods among people. Historically, Kasim has been associated with several notable figures, including the son of the Islamic prophet Muhammad. The name has been used in various cultures, including Arabic-speaking Turkey, and Malaysia. Over time, the use of Kasim has remained consistent in its cultural significance, reflecting its timeless appeal and the values it represents.
