Abdulfattah
/ab-dool-FAT-tah/
“Servant of al-Fattah, the Opener—the One who grants openings, victory, and judgment.”
In Fulani
- How to say it
- ab-dool-FAT-tah
- Given to
- Boys
- Used in
- Nigeria, Senegal, Guinea, Mali
- How common
- uncommon
Every way to write it
The name & its alternative spellings
AbdulfattahAbdul Fattah
From the same family
01Abdul Bari“Servant of the One who brings creation into being”→︎02Abdul Basir“Servant of the One who sees all things”→︎03Abdul Basit“Servant of the One who expands, grants abundance, and makes things ample.”→︎04Abdul Fattah“Servant of the Opener—the One who opens the way and grants victory or judgment.”→︎05Abdul Gafur“Servant of the Most Forgiving.”→︎06Abdul Ghaffar“Servant of the Most Forgiving”→︎07Abdul Hafiz“Servant of the One who protects and preserves”→︎08Abdul Jabbar“Servant of the Compeller, the Mighty One.”→︎09Abdul Latif“Servant of the Gentle, Kind, or Subtle One.”→︎10Abdul Majid“Servant of the Glorious One”→︎11Abdul Mannan“Servant of the One who graciously gives”→︎12Abdul Matin“Servant of the One whose strength is unfailing”→︎
In Hausa
- How to say it
- ab-dool-fat-TAH
- Given to
- Boys
- Used in
- Nigeria, Niger
- How common
- uncommon
Every way to write it
The name & its alternative spellings
AbdulfattahAbdulfatah
From the same family
01Abdulatif“Servant of the Gentle and Kind God”→︎02Abdulazim“[Arabic-derived] Servant of the Magnificent God”→︎03Abdulaziz“A servant of the Almighty”→︎04Abdulbari“Servant of the Creator”→︎05Abdulbasir“[Arabic-derived] Servant of the All-Seeing God”→︎06Abdulbasit“A servant of the One who brings ease and abundance”→︎07Abdulghafur“[Arabic-derived] Servant of the Most Forgiving God”→︎08Abdulghani“Servant of God, the One who is rich beyond need”→︎09Abdulhadi“A servant guided by God and helping others find their way”→︎10Abdulhafiz“Servant of God, the One who protects and preserves”→︎11Abdulhakeem“Servant of the All-Wise”→︎12Abdulhamid“A servant devoted to the One worthy of all praise”→︎