
Musa is a given name and surname of Arabic origin, meaning "he who is saved from drowning" or "saviour". The name is derived from the Arabic root "m-s-y" (م س ي), which conveys the idea of salvation or rescue. In Hebrew, the name is often translated as מוסא (Musa) or משה (Moshe), the latter being the Hebrew name of the biblical figure Moses. In Turkish, the name is also used as Musa, while in Persian, it is موسى (Musa or Musa-ye). The name is widely used across the Islamic world and among Muslim communities, often in reference to the Islamic prophet Musa, who is also known as Moses in Judaism and Christianity. The name carries significant religious and cultural importance, symbolizing leadership, prophecy, and divine intervention.