Abdulhamid
Meaning of Abdulhamid
Originating from Arabic, the name Abdulhamid holds deep cultural and historical significance. It is commonly pronounced as ahb-DOOL-hah-meed (/æbˈduːl.hɑː.mid/) in Arabic. The name is often associated with individuals who possess noble qualities and strive for greatness. In recent years, Abdulhamid has gained popularity among parents in the United States of America. Although it may not be among the most common names, it has steadily been chosen for newborn boys. With its rich heritage and meaningful associations, Abdulhamid is a name that carries an air of distinction and honor.
Pronunciation
Arabic
- Pronunced as ahb-DOOL-hah-meed (/æbˈduːl.hɑː.mid/)
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Notable People Named Abdulhamid
| Abdulhamid Al-Rafiʻi - Abdulhamid bin Abdul Ghani Al-Rafiʻi Al-Farouki was a Lebanese poet, writer, journalist, and politician. |
| Abdulhamid Isa Dutse was a Nigerian cardiologist, consultant, and former chief medical director of Aminu Kano Teaching Hospital (AKTH). |
