ABEDIN
Abedin
Abedin is a British surname of East Asian origin, particularly common among the Bangladeshi and Pakistani communities residing in the United Kingdom. This surname has historical significance and is believed to represent a family or clan lineage. It is derived from the Arabic word "abd," meaning "servant of" or "worshipper of," followed by "in," a common ending denoting belonging or association.
The Abedin surname has been carried by many individuals who have made notable contributions to various fields in the United Kingdom. It is often associated with descendants of families who migrated to Britain seeking economic opportunities or as a result of historical ties between the British Empire and South Asia.
Over time, the Abedin surname has become integrated into the diverse cultural fabric of British society, showcasing the rich tapestry of heritages that make up modern Britain. Whether in academia, the arts, business, or other spheres of influence, individuals bearing the Abedin surname continue to leave their mark on British history and society.
There are approximately 455 people named Abedin in the UK. That makes it one of Britain's least common surnames. Only around seven in a million people in Britain are named Abedin.
Typical given names associated with the surname
Male
- Helal
- Joynul
- Kamar
- Md
- Mohammad
- Mohammed
- Nazmul
- Saiful
- Shamsul
- Syed
- Younas
- Zainul
Female
- Aklima
- Nurul
- Rahena
- Rehana
- Rohima
- Sabrina
- Salma
- Sarah
- Sultana
- Syeda