Origin and Meaning of Abdulbasit

Servant of the Expander

Origin: Arabic - The name Abdulbasit is a compound name derived from 'Abdul,' which means 'servant of' and 'Basit,' which means 'the Expander' or 'the One who Expands.' Together, it signifies servitude to God, referring to God's attribute as the Expander.

• Abdulbasit is commonly used in Islamic cultures and is often given to boys. It reflects a devotion to God's attributes, which is common in Muslim names.
• The name is frequently shortened to Basit in more casual contexts, and variations exist in regions with different linguistic traditions.
• A notable bearer of the name is Abdul Basit 'Abd us-Samad, an acclaimed Egyptian Qari (reciter of the Quran), known for his beautiful and influential recitation style.
• The name Abdulbasit does not appear in comprehensive popularity rankings but is prevalent in Muslim communities around the world, particularly in the Middle East, South Asia, and Africa.
• Related names include other compound names incorporating 'Abdul,' such as Abdulaziz (servant of the mighty), Abdulrahman (servant of the merciful), and various other names reflecting attributes of God.