MOST of the world's people are now loving Pokémon. Pokemon is a media franchise owned by the video game company Nintendo and created by Satoshi Tajiri in 1995.

Originally, Pokémon was a video game series that was identical to the Game Boy console. This is Wikipedia data.

Reported by the BBC, Pokemon Go is an augmented reality game on smartphones using the Global Positioning System (GPS). You play by walking around in the real world catching adorable virtual monsters, like Pikachu and Jigglypuff, in places near your phone's location and training them to compete.

These monsters first became popular in the 90s when the Nintendo Game Boy appeared.

A piece of information is circulating on social media: the word Pokemon means "I'm Jewish". It is said that the name Pokemon is taken from the Syriac language (Syrian language) which in Indonesian means "I am Jewish".

Syriac or Syrian (in English: Syriac language), the language currently spoken by the minority Syrian Christians living in eastern Turkey, northern Iraq and northeastern Syria. (Wikipedia).

In a statement in Jordan's Amman newspaper, the Syriac Orthodox Christian Church denied allegations that Pokemon and other character names have roots in the ancient Syriac language and have insulting Islamic meanings. Church officials said they were surprised by the incoming letter stating that Pokemon contained a Jewish invitation. (LA Times).

According to Sheikh Muhammed Salih Al-Munajjid of the Q&A Islamic Q&A site, the true meaning of Pokemon is an abbreviation of “Pocket monster”, which is an animal small enough to fit in a pocket.

According to the Oxford English dictionary, Pokemon (Pronunciation: /'poki?män/) is a video game featuring Japanese cartoon characters. Originally, Pokemon was the name of a Japanese video game from the word "pocket monster".

On the Reference page, the word "Pokemon" in Japanese comes from the words "Poketto" and "Monsut" or "Pocket Monsters" in English. Wallahu a'lam.