Faryal Explained

Faryal (Persian: فریال ; Arabic: فَرْيَال ; Azerbaijani: Fəryal; Tajik: Фарёл|translit=Faryol; Turkish, Ottoman (1500-1928);: فَرْیال; Turkish: Feryal; Urdu: فریال Urdu: Faryāl; Uzbek: Faryol; also anglicized as Farial or Ferial) is a feminine given name of Persian origin used throughout the Muslim world.

It is a compound of the Persian words Persian: فر meaning 'splendour' and Persian: یال meaning 'neck'. The overall meaning of this name is thus 'the one with a beautiful neck, good neck'.

Women with this given name include:

• Ferial Qadin (died 1902), consort to Ismail Pasha
• Farial of Egypt (1938–2009), princess
• Faryal (actress) (born 1945), actress of Indian and Syrian descent
• Faryal Gohar (born 1959), Pakistani actress
• Faryal Talpur (born 1958), Pakistani politician
• Faryal Mehmood, Pakistani-American actress
• Faryal Makhdoom, wife of Amir Khan
• Ferial Govashiri, Iranian-American political aide
• Ferial Karim (1938–1988), Lebanese actress
• Ferial Ashraff (born 1953), Sri Lankan politician
• Ferial Haffajee (born 1967), South African journalist
• Ferial Salhi (born 1967), Algerian fencer
• Ferial Alibali (1933–2011), Albanian stage actress
• Ferial Ghazoul, Iraqi scholar
• Feryal Abdelaziz (born 1999), Egyptian karateka
• Feryal Clark (born 1979), British politician
• Feryal Özel (born 1975), Turkish-American astrophysicist