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Line 1: {{other uses~~\|Mansur (disambiguation)~~\|Mansour (disambiguation)}} {{Infobox given name \| name = ~~Mansur~~Mansour \| image = \| image_size = \| caption = \| pronunciation = {{IPA-\|ar\|manˈsˤuːr\|~~lang~~IPA}} \| gender = Male \| meaning = '~~Victory~~He who is Victorious' \| region = [[Arabia]] \| language = [[Arabic language\|Arabic]] \| origin = \| alternative spelling = ~~Mansour~~Mansur, Mansoor \| nickname = \| variant forms = [[Nasir]], [[Nasser (name)\|Nasser]], [[Nasri]], [[Nasrallah]], [[~~Nasir al-Din (disambiguation)\|~~Nasir al-Din]] [[Victor (name)\|Victor]], [[Vincent]] \| related names = \| name day = Line 20: \| footnotes = }} '''Mansour''' ({{langx\|ar\|منصور}}, '''Manṣūr'''); also spelled '''Mounsor''', '''Monsur''' (Bengali), '''Mansoor''', '''Manser''', '''Mansur''', '''Mansyur''' (Indonesian) or '''Mensur''' (Turkish), is a male Arabic name that means "He who is victorious", from the Arabic root ''[[nasr (disambiguation)\|naṣr]]'' (نصر), meaning "victory." The first known bearer of the name was [[Mansur ibn Sarjun]], Byzantine governor of [[Damascus]] in the late 500s and early 600s, who surrendered the city to the Muslims in 635. '''Mansur''' ({{lang-ar\|منصور}}, '''Manṣūr'''; also spelled '''Mounsor''', '''Monsur''' (Bengali), '''Mansoor''', '''Manser''', '''Mansour''', '''Mansyur''' (Indonesian) or '''Mensur''') is a male Arabic name that means "the one who is victorious", from the Arabic root ''[[nasr (disambiguation)\|naṣr]]'' (نصر), meaning "victory." Other people called Mansur include, during the [[golden Age of Islam]]: ~~The first known bearer of the name was [[Al-Mansur]], second Abbasid caliph and the founder of [[Baghdad]].~~ * [[Al-Mansur]], second [[Abbasid dynasty\|Abbasid caliph]] and the founder of [[Baghdad]]. * [[Ismail al-Mansur]], third ruler of the Fatimid dynasty ruled from 946 to 953. ~~Other people called Mansur during the [[golden Age of Islam]] include:~~ * [[Mansur Al-Hallaj]], Persian mystic, writer, and teacher of Sufism * [[Ismail al-Mansur]], third Caliph of the Fatimids * [[Mansur ad-Din of Adal]], a sultan of Adal * [[Mansur Al-Hallaj]], a Persian mystic, writer, and teacher of Sufism * [[Almanzor]], 10th-century ruler of al-Andalus * [[Mansur ibn Ilyas]], a Timurid physician * [[Mansur Khan (Moghul Khan)]], a khan of Moghulistan * [[Mansur Shah of Malacca]], a sultan of Malacca * [[Mansur I of Samanid]] and [[Mansur II of Samanid]], amirs of the Samanids * [[Mansur ad-Din of Adal]], 15th-century sultan of Adal. ==Imams of Yemen== * [[Al-Mansur Yahya]] (d. 976) * [[Al-Mansur Abdallah]] (1166-1217) * [[Al-Mansur al-Hasan]] (1199–1271) * [[Al-Mansur an-Nasir]] (d. 1462) * [[Al-Mansur Muhammad (died 1505)\|Al-Mansur Muhammad, Imam of Yemen]] (1441-1505) * [[Al-Mansur al-Husayn]] (1669 - 1720) * [[Al-Mansur Ali I]] (1738-1809) Line 50 ⟶ 48: ==Modern given name== ~~The~~''Mansur'' ~~spelling~~or ''~~Mansur~~Mansour'' is ~~most~~used ~~commonly~~in ~~seen~~[[Turkic aslanguages]], ~~the~~[[Iranian ~~Turkic~~languages]] ~~form.~~and Arabic, ~~While~~while the transliteration ''Mansoor'' is typically used by [[South Asia]]ns~~. ''Mansur'' or ''Mansour'' is used in [[Turkic languages]], [[Iranian languages]] or Arabic~~, and ''Mensur'' is used in the [[Bosnian language]]. ===Mansur=== [[Mansur Yavaş]] Turkish politician and the mayor of Ankara [[Mansur Yavaş]], Turkish politician and the mayor of Ankara * [[Mansour bin Mutaib\|Mansour bin Mutaib Al Saud]] Saudi politician * [[Sheikh Mansur]], Chechen leader against Catherine the Great's Russia * [[Mansur Mozaffarov]], Russian Tatar composer and pedagogue * [[Mansur Abdulin]], Soviet memoirist and soldier === Mensur === * [[Mensur Akgün]], Turkish scholar * [[Mensur Bajramović]], Bosnian basketball coach * [[Mensur Suljović]], professional darts player * [[Mensur Kurtiši]], Macedonian association football player ===Mansoor=== * [[Mansoor Abdullah]], Singaporean convicted murderer * [[Mansoor Ali Khan Pataudi]], Indian cricketer * [[Mansoor Al-Shehail]], Saudi Arabian professional wrestler * [[Mansour al-Balawi]], former Al-Ittihad president * [[Mansour Al-Thagafi]], Saudi Arabian footballer. * [[Mansoor Ahmed]], Pakistani hockey player * [[Mensur Akgün]], Turkish scholar * [[Mansoor Akhtar]], Pakistani cricketer * [[Mansoor Amjad]], Pakistani cricketer * [[Mansoor Delane]], American football player * [[Mansoor Hekmat]], Iranian political theorist and activist * [[Mansoor Ijaz]], American commentator and businessman * [[Mansoor Muhammed Ali Qattaa]], Saudi Arabian held in detention in the United States' Guantanamo Bay detention camps * [[Mansoor Khan]], Pakistani film maker * [[Mullah Bakht Mohammed]], military commander for Afghanistan's Taliban known as Mansoor Dadullah * [[Mansoor Muftah]], Qatari football player * [[Mansoor Ali Khan Pataudi]], ''nawab'' of Bengal * [[Mansoor Zaman]], Pakistani professional squash player ===Mansour=== * [[Mansour (singer)]], Iranian singer * [[Mansour Abbas]], Arab-Israeli politician * [[Mansour F. Armaly]], Palestinian-American physician and researcher * [[Mansour al-Balawi]], Saudi Arabian businessman * [[Mansour Bahrami]], Iranian tennis player * [[Mansour el-Essawi]] (1937–2023), Egyptian politician * [[Mensur Bajramović]], Bosnian basketball coach * [[Mansour Hassan]] (1937–2012), Egyptian politician * [[Mansoor Khan]], Pakistani film maker * [[Mensur Suljović]], professional darts player * [[Mensur Kurtiši]], Macedonian association football player * [[Mullah Bakht Mohammed]], military commander for Afghanistan's Taliban known as Mansoor Dadullah * [[Mansour bin Zayed Al Nahyan]], member of the ruling family of Abu Dhabi in the United Arab Emirates * [[Mansour Leghaei]], Iranian Shia Imam and Founder of the Imam Husain Islamic Centre * [[Mansour Matloubi]], Iranian professional poker player * [[Mansour Moalla]] (born 1930), Tunisian economist and politician * [[Mansoor Muftah]], Qatari football player * [[Mansour bin Zayed Al Nahyan]], member of the ruling family of Abu Dhabi in the United Arab Emirates * [[Mansour Nariman]], Iranian oud player and composer * [[Mansour Osanlou]], Iranian trade union activist * [[Mansour Rahbani]], Lebanese composer, musician, and producer * [[Mansour Rouhani]], Iranian politician * [[Mansour bin Abdulaziz Al Saud]], Saudi royal and politician * [[Mansour bin Mutaib Al Saud]], Saudi royal and politician * [[Mansour bin Muqrin Al Saud]] (1974–2017), Saudi royal * [[Mansour bin Nasser Al Saud]] (born 1959), Saudi royal * [[Mansour bin Saud Al Saud]], Saudi royal and businessman * [[Mansour Seck]], Senegalese singer and musician * [[Mansour Al-Thagafi]], Saudi Arabian footballer * [[Almanzo Wilder]], American farmer, whose first name is a form of ''al-Manṣūr''. * [[Mansour Zalzal]], Abbasid musician and composer * [[Mansoor Ali Khan Pataudi]], ''nawab'' of Bengal ===Similar=== * [[Sheikh Mansur]], Chechen leader against Catherine the Great's Russia * [[Almanzo Wilder]], American farmer, whose first name is a form of ''al-Manṣūr''. * [[Mansur Mozaffarov]], Russian Tatar composer and pedagogue * [[Mansurul Haq]], Pakistani admiral and Chief of Naval Staff of the Pakistan Navy * [[Mancur Olson]], American economist and political scientist * [[Mansoor Zaman]], Pakistani professional squash player * [[Mansyur S.]], [[Demographics of Indonesia\|Indonesian]] [[Dangdut]] singer ==Surname== ===Mansour=== [[Akhtar Mohammad Mansour]] (1968–2016), leader of the Taliban, in Afghanistan [[Adly Mansour]], Egyptian politician and acting President in 2014 * [[Adnan Mansour]], Lebanese diplomat and politician * [[Agnes Mary Mansour]], American political figure and former nun * [[Ahmed Subhy Mansour]], Egyptian cleric, founder of the Quranist group * [[Akhtar Mohammad Mansour]] (1968–2016), leader of the Taliban, in Afghanistan * [[Amal Mansour]] (1950–2018), Palestinian-Jordanian author and translator * [[Amir Mansour]], American professional boxer * [[Camille Mansour]] (born 1945), Palestinian academic * [[Eli Mansour]], American rabbi, author/writer * [[Gueye Mansour]], Senegalese footballer * [[Hend Al-Mansour]], Saudi Arabian-American artist * [[Josh Mansour]], Australian Rugby League player * [[Joyce Mansour]], British born Egyptian Surrealist poet who also wrote in French * [[Mustafa Mansour]], Egyptian footballer * [[Ramadan Abdel Rehim Mansour]], Egyptian street gang leader and serial killer * [[Reda Mansour]] (born 1965), Israeli writer, historian and diplomat * [[Dick Dale\|Richard Mansour]], better known as Dick Dale, Lebanese-American guitarist * [[Shadia Mansour]], British born Palestinian singer * [[Sliman Mansour]], Palestinian painter * [[Toufik Mansour]], Israeli mathematician ===Mansoor=== * [[Belal Mansoor Ali]], Bahraini runner from Kenya * [[Ghulam Mansoor]], Subedar major, Bhopal state * [[Misha Mansoor]], American musician and founder of the Progressive Metal band Periphery * [[M. A. Mansoor]], Egyptian antiquarian * [[Maghfoor Mansoor]], Pakistani native who was a fugitive in the United States * [[Misha Mansoor]], American musician and founder of the Progressive Metal band Periphery * [[Adly Mansour]], acting President of Egypt * [[Peter Mansoor]], Palestinian American Army colonel, executive officer to Gen. Petraeus during Iraq War troop surge of 2007 * [[Ahmed Subhy Mansour]], Egyptian cleric * [[Shoaib Mansoor]], Pakistani film producer, director, writer, lyricist, and composer ===Mansur=== * [[Ali Mansur]], prime minister of Iran * [[Belal Mansoor Ali]], Bahraini runner from Kenya * [[Dick Dale\|Richard Mansour]], better known as Dick Dale, Lebanese-American guitarist * [[Gueye Mansour]], Senegalese footballer * [[Hassan-Ali Mansur]], Iranian politician and prime minister * [[João Mansur]], Brazilian politician and governor of Lebanese descent * [[Hend Al-Mansour]], Saudi Arabian-American artist * [[Josh Mansour]], Australian Rugby League player * [[Jossy Mansur]], Aruban newspaper editor of Lebanese descent * [[Joyce Mansour]], British born Egyptian Surrealist poet who also wrote in French * [[Mallikarjun Mansur]], Indian classical singer * [[Muhammad Mansur Ali]], Bangladeshi politician and prime minister * [[Mustafa Mansour]], Egyptian footballer * [[Nishat Monsur]], British-Bangladeshi singer-songwriter and producer * [[Peter Mansoor\|Peter R. Mansoor]], [[Palestinian American]] Army colonel, executive officer to Gen. Petraeus during [[Iraq War troop surge of 2007]] * [[Ramadan Abdel Rehim Mansour]], Egyptian street gang leader and serial killer * [[Reda Mansour]], Israeli writer, historian and diplomat * [[Shadia Mansour]], British born Palestinian singer * [[Sheikh Mukhtar Robow]], leader and spokesman for Somalia's al-Shabaab known as ''Abu Mansur'' * [[Shoaib Mansoor]], Pakistani film producer, director, writer, lyricist, and composer * [[Sliman Mansour]], Palestinian painter * [[Toufik Mansour]], mathematician * [[Ustad Mansur]], Mughal painter from India ===Similar=== * [[Michael A. Monsoor]], United States Navy SEAL and Medal of Honor recipient ==See also== * [[Al-Mansur (disambiguation)]] * [[Manzur]], ana similar sounding yet unrelated name * [[Mansura (disambiguation)]] * [[Mansurnagar Union]] {{given name\|type=both}} [[Category:Arabic-language masculine given names]] [[Category:Bosniak masculine given names]] [[Category:Turkish masculine given names]] [[Category:Masculine given names]]