Khalid (خالد): Abjad Value and Burj
In ḥisāb al-jummal the name Khalid (خَالِد) has an Abjad value of 635. Add your mother's name in the calculator below to find your burj, element, blessed day, dhikr and sadaqah.
In ḥisāb al-jummal the name Khalid (خَالِد) has an Abjad value of 635. Add your mother's name in the calculator below to find your burj, element, blessed day, dhikr and sadaqah.
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| Letter | Value |
|---|---|
| خ | 600 |
| ا | 1 |
| ل | 30 |
| د | 4 |
| Total | 635 |
Maghribi letter values, as used by the “Who Am I?” calculator; vowel marks are not counted. The Mashriqi table gives the same total for this name. You can check any spelling in the Abjad calculator.
Khalid, Khaled: all are written خالد in Arabic, so they share the same value. Type any of them in the calculator's Latin search and pick the Arabic spelling.
| Mother's name | Total | Burj | Element | Blessed day |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Fatima (فاطمة) | 635 + 135 = 770 | 2. Taurus (الثور) | Earth | Friday |
| Khadija (خديجة) | 635 + 622 = 1257 | 9. Sagittarius (القوس) | Fire | Thursday |
| Maryam (مريم) | 635 + 290 = 925 | 1. Aries (الحمل) | Fire | Tuesday |
| Zaynab (زينب) | 635 + 69 = 704 | 8. Scorpio (العقرب) | Water | Tuesday |
Examples only: use your own mother's name in the calculator above. What each burj means (temperament, dhikr, sadaqah) is explained on the burj guide.
Your name's Abjad total and your mother's are added and divided by 12; the remainder (1–12, with 0 counted as 12) is the burj, from 1 = Aries (al-Ḥamal) to 12 = Pisces (al-Ḥūt). The traditional name for this reflection is Istikhārat al-Asmāʾ, but it is not the istikhāra prayer. Use it for reflection and education, not prediction; Allah alone knows the unseen.