Mīrzā () may refer to:

• The title Mirza, from Persian amirzadeh, literally son of an Emir or Amir (Arabic: امير), i.e. Prince of the blood, is used by Turkic and Mongols and other Muslim cultures under Persian influence, as in Mughal India.
• A Muslim name meaning prince in Persian if it comes after the name, "secretary" if it comes before the name.
• A person (not necessarily Muslim) who has a mother who is sayyid (but not a father who is sayyid). Such persons have the title of Mirza. This title comes before the person's name.

Famous people with this name include:

• • Mirza Ghalib, a famous Urdu and Persian poet from India who adorned the Mughal court.
  • Mirza Aslam Baig, General, Pakistan Army's former Chief-of-Staff; Political commentator
  • Mirza Irshad Baig, Former member of Parliament-INDIA, Secretary All India Congress Committee.
  • Abbas Mirza, a crown prince of Persia
  • Abdol Hossein Mirza Farmanfarma, a significant politician in Qajar Iran
  • Mirza Delibašić, was a Bosnian basketball player.
  • Diya Mirza, actress and a Miss India
  • Iraj Mirza, Persian poet
  • Iskander Mirza, first President of Pakistan
  • Mohammad Hassan Mirza, Mohammad Hassan Mirza II, crown princes of the Qajar dynasty
  • Ali Mirza Qajar, present head of the Qajar dynasty
  • Sania Mirza, Indian tennis player
  • Shazia Mirza, standup comedian
  • Tahir Mirza, Pakistani journalist
  • Saeed Mirza, Indian film director
  • Mirza Mahic, Former tennis player from Tuzla, Bosnia. Now lives in Chicago, USA. Loves a girl named Aida.

Other

• A genus of giant mouse lemur species

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