Forename حسن

All around the world, حسن (حسن , Hassan , Hasan , and others...) is a prevalent predominantly masculine, but very seldom feminine forename. The first name حسن is characteristic of Lebanon, where it is a prevalent masculine name, Iraq, and Morocco (explore the name in all countries). In absolute terms, it is commonest in Egypt, Turkey, and Nigeria. Likewise, حسن is the last name as well as the forename.

Translations, transliterations and names similar to the name حسن

name حسان, name Hassân, name Hasanov, name Həsən, name 汉森, name Remaoun, name Hassan, name Хазан, name חסן, name ハッサン, name حسن, name Haasan, name ハサン, name হাসান, name El, name Hassanal, name 哈桑, name Hasanus, name Hssan, name H., name Hasan, name Hàssan, name Χασάν, name Hassen, name Khasan, name Гасан, name Ulubatlı, name Хасан, name Anvar, name Hassane, name Хассан, name Uzun

VARIANT	COUNTRY
حسن	Egypt, Iran, Syria, Sudan, Iraq
Haasan, Hassen, Hasan, Hassan	Egypt, Nigeria, Bangladesh, Pakistan, Turkey

First names said to be same

Anvar, El, H., Hasanov, Hasanus, Hassanal, Hassane, Hassân, Hssan, Hàssan, Həsən, Khasan, Remaoun, Ulubatlı, Uzun, Χασάν, Гасан, Хазан, Хасан, Хассан, חסן, حسان, হাসান, ハサン, ハッサン, 哈桑, and 汉森

First name حسن in the context

حسن is also a name for the fictitious and mythical characters: Hasan , the character from novel Đurađ Branković : a historical novel; Hassan , the operatic character in the opera Oberon by Carl Maria von Weber; Hasan , the operatic character in the opera Zaporozhets za Dunayem by Semen Hulak-Artemovsky; a servant and Hassan (Yallahrup Færgeby) .

Notable namesakes

	حسن بن سهل سرخسی Iranian poet and politician, IR (b. 701)
	حسن صباح founder of the Nizari Ismaili state, IR (b. 1050)
	حسن المستضيء بأمر الله Mûstadhî (Abbasi) (1142-1180), IQ (b. 1142)
	حسن علی ذکره السلام Nizari imam, IR (b. 1126)
	حسن بن محمد صغانی PK (b. 1181)
	حسن قاسمیه IR (b. 1292)
	حسن زحمتکش Iranian politician, IR (b. 1326)
	الناصر بدر الدين حسن Mamluk Sultan of Egypt 1347-1361 (intermittent), EG (b. 1334)
	حسن بن عجلان 15th Century Emir of Mecca, SA (b. 1370)
	اوزون حسن Shahanshah of the Turkoman Aq Qoyunlu dynasty (1423-1478) (r.1453-1478), TR (b. 1423)
	ابوالحسن Mughal painter (b. 1589)
	حسن صاحب المعالم Lebanese writer, LB (b. 1552)
	حسن الجبرتي 18th-century Somali mathematician, theologian, astronomer and philosopher (b. 1698)
	حسن قفطان Iraqi linguist and poet, IQ (b. 1764)
	حسن العطار Islamic scholar, EG (b. 1766)