ALHARBI
Also recorded as Al Harbi, Al-Harbi
Alharbi
Alharbi is a British surname of Arabic origin, often found among families with ties to the Middle East. The surname Alharbi is believed to have originated from the Arabian Peninsula and carried over to Britain through migration and settlement.
Individuals carrying the surname Alharbi in Britain can trace their heritage back to countries such as Saudi Arabia or other parts of the Arab world. The surname may have variations in spelling or pronunciation depending on regional dialects.
Over the years, families with the surname Alharbi have become an integral part of the rich cultural tapestry of Britain, contributing to various aspects of society including business, academic research, arts, and more.
The exact number of individuals with the surname Alharbi in Britain may vary, but they are united by their common heritage and shared history originating from the Arabian Peninsula. The presence of the Alharbi surname in Britain reflects the diverse and multicultural society that has developed through centuries of integration and exchange of cultures.
There are approximately 159 people named Alharbi in the UK. That makes it one of Britain's least common surnames. Only around two in a million people in Britain are named Alharbi.