Abir (अबीर), is the traditional name given to the powder which is black in colour used for the typical Hindu rituals.

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Arabic name meaning "fragrance, aroma." Hebrew name means "Strong; Brave".

Abir may also refer to:

• Abir Al-Tabbaa, professor of Geotechnical Engineering
• Abir Muhaisen (born 1973), adopted daughter of King Hussein of Jordan
• Abir Al-Sahlani (born 1976), Swedish-Iraqi politician
• Abir Moussi (born 1975), Tunisian lawyer and politician
• Abir Muhaisen, adopted daughter of King Hussein of Jordan

• Abir Sultan (born 1985), Israeli photographer
• Abir Har Even (born 1947), Israelian chess player
• Abir Kara (born 1983), Israeli businessman and politician

• Abir Chatterjee (born 1980), Indian actor
• Abir Goswami (1976–2013), Indian actor
• Abir Biswas, Indian politician
• Abir Hossain Angkon, Bangladeshi film actor
• Abir Bhunia (born 2005), Indian Polymath

• Abir Igamberdiev (born 1959), Russian-Canadian theoretical biologist and plant scientist

• Abir Congo Company
• AIL Abir or "warrior", an Israel Defense Forces M462 military truck
• Abir, a martial arts discipline taught by Yehoshua Sofer

• Abeer (disambiguation), an Arabic feminine name meaning "fragrance"

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