Muslim mothers--baby names input

[Baby_girl09]

If you had to choose between 2 names Juwayriyya & Hanan for a baby girl. What you choose?  I love Hanan because it's simple, its special to me (it's my nickname my dad calls me), & most people can pronounce it. But it's too common within muslim community. I also love Juwayriyya because it's unique & beautiful. But I think it wil be hard to pronounce in school. I live in U.S. Thanks.

[chocobella]

I would choose Juwayriyya it is beautiful name.and i dont think it's hard to pronounce.

[todayyyyistheday]

I have always had a hard name for people to pronounce and that is why I have a nickname so it will be easier for them.  I don't like 2 be called by it. I like my name, but it's better that than them butchering my name.

[2058632394036697548_815_5]

Where are you originally from baby girl?

[2058632394036697548_815_5]

I love Hannan...

[Baby_girl09]

Oh yeah that's true. Thanks for your input

[1868492648846991229_131_5]

It doesn't look too hard to me.. And these days people have gotten so good with pronouncing foreign names.. I'm always so pleasantly surprised.. And you could always correct their pronunciation... Nonetheless it sounds pretty much like it's spelt so shouldn't be a problem

[Baby_girl09]

Yeah, I love it but I feel like non-Muslims might not pronounce it as it suppose to.

[1868492648846991229_131_5]

If I had to choose between the two I like juwayriyyah..its named after one of the mothers of believers, so it has an excellent meaning and sounds nice as well.