QADEER

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Qadeer

The surname Qadeer is of Arabic origin, derived from the Arabic word 'Qadir', meaning powerful or capable. It is predominantly found in countries with a significant Muslim population, such as Pakistan and India. The surname may have been adopted by individuals in the UK who have ancestral ties to these regions.

Individuals bearing the surname Qadeer may have diverse backgrounds, including those of Pakistani, Indian or Middle Eastern descent. The name is a reminder of the rich cultural tapestry and history of the British population, reflecting the country's long tradition of multiculturalism and immigration.

Due to the relatively small number of individuals with the surname Qadeer in the UK, the name may carry a sense of uniqueness and distinction. Individuals bearing this surname may feel a strong connection to their heritage and cultural roots, while also embracing their identity as British citizens.

There are approximately 553 people named Qadeer in the UK. That makes it one of Britain's least common surnames. Only around eight in a million people in Britain are named Qadeer.

Region of origin: Middle East

Religion of origin: Muslim

Typical given names associated with the surname

Male

Abdul
Ahmed
Faisal
Hussain
Imran
Imtiaz
Mohammad
Mohammed
Muhammad
Shahid

Female

Amna
Anisa
Ayesha
Hina
Lubna
Nabila
Nadia
Naila
Nazia
Nighat
Shaheen
Shaista
Shazia
Uzma

Similar and related surnames

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