Razieh is a Persian female given name, the Persian form of Radhia.EtymologyRazieh derives from the Arabic root raḍiya, meaning "to be satisfied" or "to please." The name Radhia has two primary interpretations: from rāḍī (satisfying, pleasing) or raḍīy (satisfied, pleased). In Islamic tradition, when spelled with a long initial vowel, it is an epithet of Fatima, the daughter of the Prophet Muhammad, reflecting her such qualities.Usage and VariantsRazieh is primarily used in Iran and among Persian-speaking communities. Variants in other languages include Razia (Urdu) and Raziye (Turkish), all carrying similar meanings of contentment and approval.Notable BearersRazieh Gholami-Shabani (1925–2013), Azerbaijani politician and women's rights activist.Razieh Shirmohammadi (1976 or 1977–2019), Iranian Paralympic archer who won multiple medals.Cultural ContextRazieh reflects the deep connection between Persian naming traditions and Arabic-derived Islamic roots. The name carries a sense of spiritual contentment and divine pleasure, making it a meaningful choice in Muslim families across Iran and beyond.Meaning: Satisfying, pleased; from Arabic root raḍiyaOrigin: Persian (via Arabic)Type: Feminine given nameUsage Regions: Iran, Persian diaspora