In the Balkans, Anel is popular among the Bosniaks in the former countries of Yugoslav. The name is a modification of Anil, and it holds the same meanings: righteous ruler, just emperor, and to be remembered forever. The name's variant, Arnel, is also frequently used among the Bosniak population.
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Anel Ahmedhodžić (born 1999), Swedish footballer of Bosnian descent
Anel Sudakevich (born 1906–2002), Soviet silent film actress
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