Qais

Qais is an Arabic name meaning 'lover,' 'affectionate,' or 'finder.' It is famously the name of the central figure in the seventh-century Arabic tale of Qais and Layla, a story of passionate, unrequited love that became a cornerstone of Persian and Arabic literature. The name traveled through oral traditions and written verses across the Middle East and South Asia, becoming a symbol of romantic devotion.

When you whisper 'Qais' to your son, you are giving him a name that resonates with profound affection. It is the sound of a heart that finds its deepest connection, a devotion that spans generations. You imagine him with a spirit that cherishes deeply, finding joy not just in possession, but in the profound act of loving.