Quazi

The surname Quazi is of Indo-Pakistani origin and is commonly found among the British Asian community. The name is a variant spelling of the Arabic title ‘Qazi’, which means a judge or magistrate in Islamic societies.

Individuals bearing the surname Quazi can trace their roots to regions where there was an Islamic presence, such as South Asia. Many Quazi families have emigrated from countries such as India, Pakistan, and Bangladesh to the United Kingdom, bringing their cultural heritage and surname with them.

The Quazi surname is often associated with individuals who have a legal or judicial background due to its historical connotation with the term 'Qazi'. However, like many surnames, its significance has evolved over time, and individuals with the surname Quazi may pursue various professions and interests.

As with many surnames, the name Quazi serves as a link to ancestral heritage, cultural identity, and familial connections for those who bear it.

There are approximately 138 people named Quazi in the UK. That makes it one of Britain's least common surnames. Only around two in a million people in Britain are named Quazi.

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