What do you think about name Arslan in U.K.?

[Elkalv]

I know there is Aslan but it's not traditional

tatar is slang for "bye bye" in some parts of England. OP is worst person for names. Ever!

That's "tata" or "ta ta", isn't it drummergirl?

OP - Aslan is a character in the CS Lewis books about Narnia. If you're not familiar with them, maybe have a look into whether you are happy with the association

I've taught a couple of boys with names that start 'Ars/e' whilst it's fine within their own communities it is difficult for them when mixing with teenagers from a range of backgrounds. I think it's quite a big burden to name a child who will grow up in Britain with a name like this.

Is it a Muslim name?

But, if you go for Aslan, everyone's going to think of Narnia.

"Aslan" is a Turkish name, it means "lion." It's not a Muslim name.

Why don't you just call him Lion?

Azlan is the form of Arslan I'm most familiar with.

Alternatively Aynur is my favourite Tatar name.

I loved narnia when I was young. I am not Muslim btw but originally I am Tatar nationality) i am going for Leon as first name

I've known plenty of 'Arslan's and there has been no problem with the name, around Manchester.