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List of Arabic theophoric names

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This is a list of Arabic theophoric names.

Islamic names

''‘Abdu عبدُ'' as a prefix of names of God ===

Following are names consisting of the appellation followed by one of the names associated with God in the Qur'an.

Abdullah
Abdul Adl
Abdul Ahad
Abdul Afuw
Abdul Akbar
Abdul Akhir
Abdul Alim
Abdul Ali
Abdul Ati
Abdul Awwal
Abdul Azim
Abdul Aziz
Abdul Badi
Abdul Baith
Abdul Bari
Abdul Barr
Abdul Baqi
Abdul Basir
Abdul Basit
Abdul Batin
Abdud Dar
Abdul Fattah
Abdul Ghaffar
Abdul Ghafur
Abdul Ghani
Abdul Haafiz
Abdul Haakim
Abdul Hadi
Abdul Hafiz
Abdul Hai
Abdul Hakam
Abdul Hakim
Abdul Halim
Abdul Hamid
Abdul Haq
Abdul Hasib
Abdul Hussein
Abdul Jabbar
Abdul Jalil
Abdul Jami
Abdul Jamil
Abdul Kabir
Abdul Kafi
Abdul Karim
Abdul Khabir
Abdul Khafid
Abdul Khaliq
Abdul Latif
Abdul Maajid
Abdul Maalik
Abdul Majid
Abdul Malik
Abdul Mani
Abdul Mannan
Abdul Matin
Abdul Muakhir
Abdul Mubdi
Abdul Mudhill
Abdul Mughni
Abdul Muhaimin
Abdul Muhsi
Abdul Muhyi
Abdul Muid
Abdul Muizz
Abdul Mujib
Abdul Mumin
Abdul Mumit
Abdul Munim
Abdul Muntaqim
Abdul Muqaddim
Abdul Muqit
Abdul Muqsit
Abdul Muqtadir
Abdul Musawwir
Abdul Mutakabbir
Abdul Mutali
Abdul Muttalib
Abdul Muti
Abdul Nabi
Abdul Nafi
Abdul Nasir
Abdul Nur
Abdul Qabir
Abdul Qadir
Abdul Qahhar
Abdul Qahir
Abdul Qawi
Abdul Qayyum
Abdul Quddus
Abdur Rab
Abdur Rafi
Abdur Rahim
Abdur Rahman
Abdur Raqib
Abdur Rashid
Abdur Rauf
Abdur Raziq
Abdur Razzaq
Abdur Rida
Abdus Sabur
Abdus Salam
Abdus Samad
Abdus Sami
Abdus Sattar
Abdus Shahid
Abdus Shakur
Abdus Subhan
Abdus Subuh
Abdul Tawwab
Abdul Waali
Abdul Wadud
Abdul Wahhab
Abdul Wahid
Abdul Wajid
Abdul Wakil
Abdul Wali
Abdul Warith
Abdul Wasi
Abdul Zahir
Abdul Zahra

Allah suffix – ''of Allah''

Abdullah
Abidullah
Ahmadullah
Amanullah
Amatullah
Aminullah
Asadullah
Ataullah
Atiqullah
Azimullah
Azizullah
Baha'allah
Baitullah
Barkatullah
Billah
Daifallah
Dhikrullah
Faizullah
Fathallah
Fazlallah
Ihsanullah
Habibullah
Hafizullah
Hamidullah
Hayatullah
Hibat Allah
Hidayatullah
Lutfullah
Ikramullah
Imdadullah
Inayatullah
Ismatullah
Izzatullah
Khaleelullah
Kaleemullah
Karamatallah
Khalilullah
Mashallah
Muhibullah
Najibullah
Naqibullah
Nasrallah
Nimatullah
Nurullah
Obaidullah
Qudratullah
Rahmatullah
Rasoolullah
Rizqallah
Ruhullah
Saadallah
Saifullah
Safiullah
Sanaullah
Samiullah
Shafiqullah
Sharifullah
Sibghatullah
Ubaydallah
Waliullah
Yadollah
Zabihallah
Zafarullah

Zakatullah is also reported in Pakistan (Zakat = alms)

ad-Din suffix – ''Faith, Creed''

Aladdin
Alimuddin
Amin ud-Din
Anwaruddin
Azharuddin
Azim ud-Din
Badr al-Din
Baha' al-Din
Burhan al-Din
Fakhr al-Din
Fariduddin
Ghiyath al-Din
Hamid al-Din
Haqq ad-Din
Hisham ud-Din
Husam ad-Din
Ikhtiyar al-Din
Imad al-Din
Ismat ad-Din
Izz al-Din
Jalal ad-Din
Jamal ad-Din
Kamal al-Din
Khair ad-Din
Majd ad-Din
Mansur ad-Din
Mohy al-Din
Mohyeddin
Moinuddin
Muhib ud-Din
Mu'iz ad-Din
Muslih ud-Din
Najm al-Din
Nasir al-Din
Nazimuddin
Nizam al-Din
Nur al-Din
Qamar ud-Din
Qawwam ad-Din
Qutb ad-Din
Rashid al-Din
Riazuddin
Rukn al-Din
Sabr ad-Din
Sa'd al-Din
Sadr al-Din
Safi al-Din
Saif al-Din
Ṣalāḥ ad-Dīn
Shams al-Din
Sharaf al-Din
Shihab al-Din
Shujauddin
Sirajuddin
Taj al-Din
Taqi al-Din
Zahir al-Din
Zayn ad-Din (or Zinedine)
Ziauddin

Rahman — ''Compassionate''

Abdur Rahman
Anisur Rahman
Arifur Rahman
Ata-ur-Rahman
Azizur Rahman
Fazal ur Rahman
Habib ur Rahman
Khalil-ur-Rehman
Lutfur Rahman
Matiur Rahman
Mizanur Rahman
Saifur Rehman
Shafiq ur Rahman
Shamsur Rahman
Ziaur Rahman

Others

Abdul Rasul
Abdolreza
Abdul Hussein

Non-Islamic names

Pre-Islamic

'Abdul Hajar, "servant of the stone"
'Abdul Ka'aba, "servant of the Kaaba"
'Abd Manaf, "servant of Manaf"
'Abd Manat, "servant of Manat"
'Abd Ruda, "servant of Ruda"
'Abd Shams, "servant of the sun"
'Abdul 'Uzza, "servant of Uzza"
'Abd Wadd, "servant of Wadd"
'Abd Ya'aghuth, "servant of Yaghuth"
Asad Allat, "lion of al-Lat"
Aws Manat, "gift of Manat"
Imru' al-Qays, "man of Qays"
Sa'd Manat, "happiness of Manat"
Taym Allat, "servant of al-Lat"
Wahb Allat (Wahbʾalat), "gift of al-Lat"
Zayd Manat, "abundance of Manat"

[[Arab Christian]]

Abdul Masih, "servant of the Messiah"
Abdel Salib, "servant of the Cross"
Abdel Shahid, "servant of the Martyr"
Saliba, "of the cross"
Nur al-Masih, "light of the Messiah"
Nur ud-Dunya, "light of the world"

References

Salahuddin Ahmed. (1999). "A Dictionary of Muslim Names". Hurst & Company.
S. A. Rahman. (2001). "A Dictionary of Muslim Names". Goodword Books.

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