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AnonymousPoster
12-18-2008, 05:26 PM
I dont know how my name ended up as it did but I would like some advice because I have read that a married womans surname should be the same as her father.
My name used to be the same as my late father(may Allah grant him a place in heaven) for example -*Naila Khan.
When I got married in Pakistan my middle name was used on the nikkah nama (marriage certificate) And from then on it was eg-*Naila Kausar. And when I came back to this country I was *Naila Kausar. I dont know why I never questioned it at the time but I'm really confused. My name is not connected to my father or my husband and it feels weird. Before I got married I was always known as *Naila Khan at school and stuff. I cannot ask my family as I do not see them.
From an islamic perspective what should I do? Should I leave it or change it?


*names have been changed for privacy.
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Snowflake
12-20-2008, 11:12 AM
assalamu alaykum

It is preferable to keep father's name inshaAllah. Fatima (ra), daughter of our prophet (PBUH) was still known as Fatima Bint Mohammad, even after she married.
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