Jehangir Ali Khan - Page 22

Originally posted by: return_to_hades

If Pune can have a Jehangir hospital, why can't Saif have a son named Jehangir?

Although, if Saif wants to name his sons after kings, I would recommend Sikander.

What's your position on somebody named Nigar/Negar?

If I was in place of Jeh.. I would request for name change once grown up and be irritated with Saif Kareena to give such name.

Originally posted by: return_to_hades

If Pune can have a Jehangir hospital, why can't Saif have a son named Jehangir?

Although, if Saif wants to name his sons after kings, I would recommend Sikander.

now the hospital name will offend people. 😂

Originally posted by: MercurialMedusa

Mansoor would have been a better choice and also it rhymed with Taimur. This surely makes their choice of Taimur look deliberate and provocative. Poor Jeh life long will hear that his name rhymes with meh!

isnt that saif's father's name though?

Originally posted by: Mahisa_22

What's your position on somebody named Nigar/Negar?

That it's their name, and that's that.

As humans were smart enough to distinguish between slurs and similar-sounding words. Even in the US, a can of black beans has the Spanish translation frijoles negroes.

Some people - We don't like Kareena. We don't want to see her movies. Who is even interested in her book? Boycott Kareena. Media stop giving attention to her we are not interested.

Same people - Why the hell did she name her son Jehangir? She's provocating us. She should give her son a hindu name.

Kareena is the dumbest person around and she probably lets pseudo-intellectual Saif make all the decisions, so this name should not surprise anyone.

Next child will be named Adolf.

Originally posted by: InspectorShirke

A lot of Hindus have names like Aisha or Sara, doesn't change the fact that they are Muslim names and same with Esha too.

Esha is another name for Goddess Parvati. I know this for a fact because my cousin is named Esha. There are a lot of names that are used in multiple cultures with their own meanings and history associated with them. It isn’t that they are using Muslim names.

Originally posted by: hotchoco

Hindus don’t use the names Sara and Aisha. It’s not common practice even though there might be the occasional person.

Esha is another name for Goddess Parvati. I know this for a fact because my cousin is named Esha. There are a lot of names that are used in multiple cultures with their own meanings and history associated with them. It isn’t that they are using Muslim names.

Which muslim person named their daughter Esha? I'm curious.