Madyan is a name of Arabic origin, meaning 'the one who grows or increases'. It is often associated with the town called Madinah, which is considered holy in Islam as it was the place where Prophet Muhammad migrated to from Mecca. The name Madyan is also mentioned in the Quran, referring to a valley where Moses ( Peace be upon him) encountered his brother Aaron ( Peace be upon him). Traditionally, the name Madyan is more popular among Muslims and is often used by families who want to give their child a name with significant Islamic roots. It has a unique sound and offers an interesting alternative for parents looking for a distinctive yet meaningful name.
"Madyan was given to seven babies born in 2018."