Baysan is named in the long hadith of Tamim al-Dari about the Jassasa and the chained man whom tradition identifies with the Dajjal: he asked whether the palm trees of Baysan still bore fruit, and announced that they would soon stop bearing (Muslim 2942).
Meaning of the name Bisan
Baysan (Beit She’an in Hebrew) is a very ancient town in the Jordan Valley, in Palestine, renowned in Arabic sources for its palm trees and springs. The name, given mostly in Palestine and Jordan, expresses attachment to this land. It is not an Arabic common noun and does not occur in the Quran.
In Arabic
بَيْسَانبيسان
Transliteration
Baysān
Gender
Girl
Origin
Arabic
Is Bisan in the Quran?
No: the name Bisan does not appear in the Quran. A name can be beautiful and permissible without coming from the Quran.
