Ranya is a female name of Arabic origin, meaning "To Gaze, Look At." This name reflects an introspective and observant nature. It is primarily used in the Kurdish culture and holds significance in the town of Ranya, located in the Kurdistan Region of northern Iraq. Ranya has a rich history, serving as a center for Kurdish culture and politics. The town played a pivotal role in the Kurdish struggle for autonomy and recognition, particularly during the Iraqi–Kurdish conflict. Known for its agricultural economy and traditional Kurdish heritage, Ranya also offers natural attractions, making it an emerging tourism destination. The name Ranya embodies a sense of contemplation and appreciation for the world around us, reflecting the town's cultural and historical significance.