Safa

The name Safa is of Arabic origin and means purity or sincerity. It is a popular name in the Arab world and is also used by Muslims around the world.

In Islamic tradition, Safa is one of the hills in Mecca that pilgrims walk between as part of the Hajj rituals. It is believed that this hill, along with the nearby hill of Marwah, was where Hagar searched for water for her son Ishmael.

The name Safa is often chosen for its positive meaning and connection to Islamic faith and culture. It is a gentle and melodic name with a sense of innocence and virtue.

While primarily used for girls, Safa can also be a gender-neutral name in some cultures.