Ruyah

Symbolizes the connection between the physical and spiritual worlds, representing the life force that sustains us all

The name "Ruyah" in Islamic culture is often associated with the concept of life force, signifying the breath of life or the spirit that animates the body. This could be derived from the Arabic root "ruyya", which means breath or wind. In some Islamic traditions, it is believed that Allah (God) breathes the soul into a person at the moment of their birth and takes it back at the moment of their death. Thus, the name "Ruyah" could be considered a reminder of the divine presence within each individual, as well as the fragility and transient nature of life.