Arabic tattoos

اذا لم يعمل الرابط اليك جزء من العمل

Arabic Tattoos: A List Post of 20+ Suggestions for Arabic Tattoos

Are you considering getting a tattoo in Arabic?

Arabic script/calligraphy can look cool, so it’s no wonder that so many people decide to get a tattoo with Arabic writing!

If you’re ready to get inked and not sure what kind of tattoo to get, we’re here to help!

We’ve compiled a list of 20+ suggestions for Arabic tattoos to help you out.

(Fighter) مقاتل

Number one on the list is the word fighter or مقاتل (Muqatil) in Arabic pronounced as Muqatil .

This tattoo is a great one for anyone who has overcome hardships or many challenges in his or her life; it reveals a strong fighter personality who does not give up easily.

فنان (Artist)

The second word on our list will be فنان (Fanaan), which means artist in English.

This tattoo is suitable for someone who is an artist or creative. The word فنان means artist in Arabic, and is also used to describe a highly sensational and classical soul or a person who loves and appreciates art and beauty in all its forms and manifestations: music, painting, dance, and the list goes on.

الحب (Love)

The word for love in Arabic is حب (Habun) or الحب (Alhubu).

Did you know that there are 14 names for love in Arabic? And each one denotes the degree of love.

Arabs are very romantic and poetic people and the concept of love is very prevalent in Arabic music, art, and culture.

قدر (Fate/Destiny)

Do you believe in destiny or fate?

In Arabic, the word قدر (Qadar) translates to fate/destiny. These concepts are popular amongst people who believe in the notion that the universe, and in some interpretations, the cosmos, has a set natural order. In Islamic theology, these concepts shape the worldview of believers.