Rasheda is a queenly name in Arabic culture due to its association with Allah. Though most well-known as Rashida, this alternative spelling offers a more unique option. Rasheda is nowhere near the top 1,000 list, so your daughter is sure to stand out.
Meaning of the name Rasheda:
Arabic: righteous, rightly guided
Origin of the name Rasheda:
Rasheda is a variation of the original Arabic name Rashida. These come from the masculine name, Rashid. al-Rashid is one of the names for Allah according to the Islam religion.
Symbolism of the name Rasheda:
Rasheda comes from the Arabic name Rashid. Rashid, however, is a variation of the name for Allah, al-Rashid. Allah would be the holiest, so it makes sense that the meaning is “righteous” or “rightly guided.”
Style of the name Rasheda:
Classical
Gender of the name Rasheda:
Rasheda is an international-sounding and uran name for girls.
Pronunciation of the name Rasheda:
ra-SHEE-dah or RA-shee-dah
Number of syllables in the name Rasheda:
Three
Emotion evoked from the name Rasheda:
Rasheda is refined and international. It is wholesome, strong, and powerful.
Alternative spellings for the name Rasheda:
- Rasheeda
- Rashida
- Rashyda
Nicknames for the name Rasheda:
- Raisa
- Nessa
- Sheda
- Rashie
- Rashi
- Rashy
- Ray
- Merash
Popularity of the name Rasheda:
Rasheda is currently rank 11,455 on America's Social Security Popularity Index. It has never been a top 1,000 name in this country. The original Rashida, however, was rank 536 in 1977.
Related names for the name Rasheda:
Great middle names for Rasheda and their meanings:
- Fatima (abstain, chaste, motherly)
- Laila (night, dark)
- Zara (radiance)
- Dalia (destiny, fate)
- Heba (gift, blessing from God)
- Mona (noble, aristocratic)
- Amira (princess, high born girl)
- Raina (queen)
Famous people with the name Rasheda:
- Rasheda Ashanti (founder of Candace Magazine)
- Rasheda Crockett (actress, “Bigger”)
- Rasheda Ali Walsh (author)
Rashedas in popular culture:
No fictional characters currently have the baby name Rasheda, and there are no popular culture references.