Ishaq, originating from Arabic, is the Arabic form of the name Isaac, a significant figure in the religions of Islam, Judaism, and Christianity. The name is derived from the Hebrew name Yitzhak, meaning “he will laugh.”
In Arabic, the name is written as إسحاق. The pronunciation “is-haq” has a gentle and pleasant sound, fitting for a name associated with joy and laughter.
Isaac (Ishaq) is considered a prophet in Islam and a patriarch in Judaism and Christianity, known for his role in the Abrahamic traditions.
