Muslims have a very ancient and beautiful name - Marat.
So called boys in the Arab countries, Tatarstan, Bashkiria, and recently, when the migration of peoples has intensified, and in Russia. But what does the name Marat mean? Why is it so popular? If we talk about literal translation, then the word has two meanings. The first - "desired" - is more common in the East. The second - "goal" - was most widespread among the peoples that were part of the USSR. The fact is that the boys were named after one of the leaders of the French Revolution, Jean-Paul Marat. However, few people know that the leader of the revolution himself was nicknamed after the place of his birth. Marat in France is a swamp, a dead place, an old pond.
Marat is a name whose meaning for many Muslims is almost mystical. It is believed that their patron is Marat of Euphrosia, who gives young men courage, courage and courage.
Marat as a child
BIn the first years of his life, Marat gives his parents a lot of trouble. For a long time they cannot understand the true nature of the child. He is sympathetic, affectionate, dreamy and even sentimental. That suddenly becomes impudent, pugnacious, conflict. If you saw a teenager with eyes burning with despair, suffering from unrequited love or his own rudeness, this is Marat. A name whose meaning defines a character. Marat himself often suffers because of his unpredictability. He sometimes gets tired of himself, so parents need to give the boy a separate room: alone, he calms down, becomes friendly again. At school, the boy constantly attracts the attention of teachers. A brilliant student, he may not learn at all lessons that he is not interested in. Therefore, in his report card there can be both “fives” and “twos”. However, this is of little concern to Marat.
Marat grows up
Becoming a man, he begins to control his behavior. Marat is a name whose meaning is now of great interest to its owner. A man in his understanding should be strong, strict, restrained. Therefore, Marat often seems cold and inaccessible to those around him. In fact, his soul is still looking for support and understanding, it is vulnerable and romantic. But Marat will never humiliate his name (whose meaning is now approaching the word “goal”) with a manifestation of weakness or tenderness. Nevertheless, for an adult Marat there is only one priority - the family. For her sake, he can work day and night, come up with something new, even go to war. He is a wonderful husband, a great father,parent-respecting son. To a woman who can understand his spiritual impulses hidden deeply from everyone, Marat will be devoted all his life. By the age of forty, Marat becomes reasonable, balanced. Since childhood, responsible and punctual, he turns into a real pragmatist. Now he sets realistic goals for himself and easily achieves them. If he has to solve complex problems, then he does this: he divides them into several simple ones, confidently goes to the goal. Charming, moderately fair and curious, he attracts good people and can always count on their support. However, a man rarely resorts to her - such is Marat. His name, meaning, talismans and amulets, the help of friends, he tries not to attract in his life. Marat does not believe in mysticism, he believes in himself and does not like to be obliged.
