Where does “Hadrat” come from?

Hadrat (English) comes from Arabic حضرة, from Arabic حَاضِر — present.

Hadrat (English): A title used by Muslims to honor a person

Definitions

  1. A title used by Muslims to honor a person

Ancestry of “Hadrat”, step by step

StepLanguageWordMeaning
1Arabicحضرةpresence; place with settled inhabitants; title...
2Arabicحَاضِرpresent
Every word from Arabic حَاضِر →Every word from Arabic حضرة →