(Yet another moment of self-absorption, but hey! It's my blog!)
My name, in Arabic, means success. I was told that this name was suggested to my mother by an Iranian friend. I've only come across 3 other Najah's, one in person, and 2 either online or through extended contacts. I have a male officemate whose name is Najeh, and there has been many moments of confusion by our boss, colleagues and people in general.
I came across this site quite some time ago, but it's interesting to revisit its findings as I learn more things about myself.
Brief AnalysisYour name of Najah gives you a very idealistic but passive outlook on life. You desire culture and all the refinements of life but you are inclined to live in your dreams. Although you would like to do many things, procrastination undermines your accomplishment and success in life. You do not like to create issues and will do anything to avoid a conflict. Making decisions is difficult for you without the support and approval of others.
This name gives you a very sensitive nature, making you feel much that you do not understand. Your feelings are easily hurt, at which times you are inclined to withdraw and become uncommunicative. Although you desire the friendship and association of others, you find it difficult to express your thoughts through the spoken word, and others find you hard to get to know. It is much more natural for you to express your deeper thoughts in writing. Inner tension can deplete your physical vitality.
Health Weaknesses for the name of: Najah
You are inclined to indulge in rich foods that lack proper nourishment. The physical weaknesses due to this name centre in the heart and respiratory organs, and in the fluid functions.
Friends and family, please don't fall over each other to tell me how true this thing is, because I am already acknowledging it as such. If you'd like to swing the proverbial bat, please give me a call (hehe.. desperate ploy to solicit good conversation here...).
This is so spooky. It's almost consistent with this other 'analysis'. I need a scientific explanation as to why my personal traits are so... OBVIOUS! (Although statistically, if you throw a dart in the ocean, you'll always hit water.)
Posted by Najah Nasseri at 2003年09月18日 18:19 | TrackBackHi Najah,
your 'this site' link should be http://www.kabalarians.com/ instead of kalabarians.
Posted by: Sue at 2003年09月18日 21:02Not too good for chinese dudes ... There are prolly thousands of "low" s out there ... =(
Posted by: OldMan at 2003年09月19日 08:04"You are inclined to indulge in rich foods that lack proper nourishment"
erm... Tim Tams? :)
Posted by: spit at 2003年09月19日 09:39My 6 year old cousin's name is Najah. Another Najah for you to add into your list. :)
Posted by: Lonely Planet at 2003年09月19日 09:51"indulge in rich food"... a typical taurean trait indeed...
come to think of it there are a lot of taurus in my circle of buddies... birds of a feather? perhaps....
I did one of myself previously and was amazed and impressed that they have my exact name, considering the correct spelling of my name is used - not everyone can spell my name correctly - until my hubby pointed out that the group is some sort of Ajaran sesat or something. It scared me off then.
Posted by: Fina at 2003年09月19日 17:19Najah is related to Arab and not malay . Anyhow , languages of the world are interrelated , aren't they ? Few original malay names that I know are Atan , Awang and Long . Your name is beautiful and modern though . By your name , people know that you are not from kampung and should come form a middle to higher class family . Like Adam , Farah , Nisa , Daniel , Farhan , names who reside in PJ , KL or Putrajaya .Heee..my own analysis...on names .
Posted by: Ibrahim at 2003年09月20日 23:20"You do not like to create issues and will do anything to avoid a conflict".. Looks like u really this kind of lady.... when u close comments from that Rambai guy... btw... Rambai did wrote something there... maybe he was upset with a comment from a fellow muslim.. :(
Posted by: Roslan at 2003年09月23日 14:49Dear Roslan,
The prerogative for me to close this thread is because the post was irrelevant to the topic at hand. The topic should be discussed somewhere more appropriate, and hidden underneath the right post is not the right place.
If he was upset with me, that's his prerogative as well. However, in the spirit of gaining knowledge, a more constructive discussion should be initiated - with a much larger audience.
Personal comments, like your assumption of what I'm like based on my action, in my opinion, is your right. It is my right to move or close discussions where I see fit.
Like it or not, there will be differences of opinions on how to run a country, how to run a family and how to run your life. I would suggest that those who feel that they have a credible opinion to put it to constructive use, like putting together a proposal paper, or a study, incorporating those elements that drive their own life, e.g. beliefs, expertise etc for others to debate and discuss.
Posted by: Najah at 2003年09月23日 16:40Najah,
I'm so sorry if i hurt ur feeling. Maybe it was just a coincidence that what that kabaliria?? said with what u did.. u're right.. he should done that in that particular place. BTW, what 'prerogative' means eh?
Posted by: roslan at 2003年09月23日 16:48You'll find a rather basic English dictionary at http://www.m-w.com/
Posted by: jikon at 2003年09月24日 01:07