Abdulmalik

Meaning of Abdulmalik

Abdulmalik is a melodic Arabic name (ab-dool-mah-leek /æbˈduːl mæˈliːk/) meaning “servant of the King,” blending humility with a touch of majesty. Rooted in centuries of history—from the Umayyad caliphs who shaped empires to today’s inspiring community leaders—it carries a warm, noble energy and, truth be told, won’t need a superhero cape (though it almost deserves one). In the US, Abdulmalik remains a rare treasure, with roughly twenty little ones each year donning this crown-worthy title. For parents seeking a name that whispers strength without shouting, Abdulmalik feels like a gentle breeze guiding a ship: steady, purposeful, and brimming with stories waiting to unfold. It’s both timeless and refreshingly unexpected, making every classroom roll call or family gathering a moment of quiet wonder.

Pronunciation

Arabic

• Pronunced as ab-dool-mah-leek (/æbˈduːl mæˈliːk/)

• Abdullah
• Abdulrahman
• Abdulaziz
• Abdulrahim
• Abdulwahab
• Abdulhakim
• Abdulraheem