Muaiad

A proper name of Arabic origin, masculine, in the form of the passive noun, meaning the helper, the helper, the strengthened one, and the strong one supported by something else. It is derived from al-ayd, which means strength, from the verb supported, and al-Muaiad is the title of some of the Zaydi princes and princes of the state of Bani Rasul. He may ride and become a supporter of religion, and a supporter of the state, like a supporter of the state. This name is widely spread in most Arab countries, especially in Yemen, after the princes of the state of Bani Rasul and some of the Zaidi princes. The qualities of the bearer of the name lie in strength and courage. He is a social leader and loves many meetings with people. He derives his strength from the strength of the people around him.