Khadija is a girl's name of Arabic origin, meaning "premature child" or "the precocious one. " It is deeply rooted in Islamic history, associated with the first wife and follower of Prophet Muhammad, Khadija bint Khuwaylid. The name has evolved over time, becoming a symbol of courage, and devotion to faith. Its popularity has increased globally, reflecting the growing interest in Islamic culture and history. The name is widely used in the Muslim world and is often chosen to inspire strength and bravery in children. The name Khadija was less popular in the 1980s but has risen in popularity since the 2010s. It has consistently ranked above 2000 in the US Social Security Administration's data, indicating its unique appeal and growing recognition.
