In all the world, Hafsa (Hafsa 
, حفصة 
, حفصه 
, and others...) is a common principally feminine, but scarcely male first name. The forename Hafsa is habitual in Somalia, where it is quite a common predominantly female, but scarcely masculine name, Morocco, and Maldives, where it is quite a common female name (explore the name in all countries). Not in comparison with a country's population, it is the most numerous in Morocco, Somalia, and Tanzania. Very seldom, Hafsa is the last name as well as the forename.
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| Hafsa | Pakistan, Tanzania, Somalia, Morocco, India |
| حفصة | Morocco, Saudi Arabia, Egypt, Sudan, Iraq |
| حفصه | Iran, Morocco, Saudi Arabia, Egypt, Sudan |
| Хафса | Kyrgyzstan, Kazakhstan, Ukraine, Russia |
Hafsà, Hafsá, Hafsâ, Hafsã, Hafça, Hafśa, Hàfsa, Hàfsà, Hàfsá, Hàfsâ, Hàfsã, Hàfśà, Hàfšá, Hàfšâ, Háfsa, Háfsá, Hâfsa, Hâfsà, Hâfsâ, Hâfsã, Hâfśâ, Hâfśã, Hâfša, Hâfšâ, Hâfšã, Hãfsa, Hãfsà, Hãfsâ, Hãfsã, Hãfsā, Hãfśâ, Hãfšã, Hãfšā, Hãfšă, Hāfsā, Hăfsa, Hăfsă, Hăfšą, Hąfsą, Ĥặfśặ, חאפסא, חפסה, حافصة, and হাফসা
| hafsa bint al-hayy al-rakuniyya Al-Andalus poet and teacher, ES (b. 1135) |
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| hafsa hatun Wife of Bayezid I, TR (b. 1380) |
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hafsa sultan Consort of Selim I, mother and Valide Sultan of Suleiman I, TR (b. 1479) |
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| hafsa hanım sultan Ottoman princess, daughter of Sultan Selim I, TR (b. 1495) |
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hafsa yatim Moroccan judoka, MA (b. 1997) |
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| hafsa bekri Moroccan poet and writer of a book of short stories, MA (b. 1948) |
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| hafsa zinaï koudil Algerian filmmaker and novelist, FR (b. 1951) |
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| hafsa mossi Burundian politician and journalist, BI (b. 1964) |
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| hafsa m cantwell researcher |
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| hafsa y abdi researcher (ORCID 0000-0003-3750-8265) |
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| hafsa momoniat researcher |
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| hafsa nass researcher |
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| hafsa younus researcher |
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| hafsa korri-youssoufi researcher |
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| hafsa amat-ur-rasool researcher |
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El, Saleem, Shahid, Shaikh, Alaoui, Arshad, Khalid, Khatun, Rahman, Hassan, Hafosa, Fatima, Mahmood, Mohamed, Khatoon, Hafousa, Hussain, Ibrahim, Qureshi, Mohammed, Muhammad, Siddiqui, Salisu, Abubakar, Usman, Islam, Ali, Ben, Musa, Shah, Syed, Abdi, Adam, Bibi, Khan, Noor, Omar, Umar, Malik, Saeed, Ahmad, Ahmed, Beevi, Begum, Patel, Javed, Tariq, Iqbal, and Abdullahi