Amani is a Swahili name of African origin, derived from the Arabic word 'aman', meaning 'peace' or 'safety'. It has been used in various forms across East Africa and the Horn of Africa.
In Islamic tradition, Amani is considered a sacred name, symbolizing God's peace and protection. In African cultures, it is often given to children born during times of conflict or turmoil, seeking blessings for their future.
Those named Amani are often described as calm, gentle, and peaceful individuals who prioritize harmony and stability in their lives and relationships.
The name Amani has gained popularity globally, particularly among African diaspora communities, and is often chosen for its unique blend of African and Islamic cultural heritage.