AHMADI
Also recorded as Ahma Di
Ahmadi
Ahmadi is a surname of Arabic origin commonly found among people of Iranian and Muslim backgrounds. The name "Ahmadi" is derived from the personal name "Ahmad," which means "highly praised" or "most commendable" in Arabic.
Origin and Distribution
The surname Ahmadi is primarily associated with individuals of Iranian descent, but it is also seen among other Muslim communities worldwide. The name's origins can be traced to Islamic traditions and is often used to honour the Prophet Muhammad through the use of his various epithets.
Notable Individuals
- Ali Ahmadi: fictional character in contemporary Iranian literature.
- Fatima Ahmadi: renowned Iranian human rights activist.
Cultural Significance
The surname Ahmadi carries cultural and religious significance, reflecting the importance of Islamic values and heritage among those who bear the name. It is a symbol of pride in one's ancestry and faith, connecting individuals to a rich tapestry of history and tradition.
In modern times, the surname Ahmadi continues to be passed down through generations, serving as a link to the past and a source of identity for countless families around the world.
There are approximately 952 people named Ahmadi in the UK. That makes it roughly the 7,648th most common surname in Britain. Around 15 in a million people in Britain are named Ahmadi.
Typical given names associated with the surname
Male
- Abdul
- Ahmad
- Ahmed
- Ali
- Alireza
- Amir
- Farid
- Hamid
- Jawid
- Mahboob
- Masoud
- Mohammad
- Mohammed
- Nisar
- Omid
Female
- Fatima
- Hannah
- Maria
- Mariam
- Maryam
- Samira
- Sara
- Sarah
- Zahra
- Zia