Abdulkholik
Meaning
This name is of Arabic origin, derived from 'Abd al-Khaliq. 'Abd means "servant" or "slave of," while al-Khaliq refers to "the Creator," one of the 99 names of Allah in Islam. Therefore, the name signifies a "servant of the Creator," implying devotion, humility, and a strong connection to faith. It suggests a person who strives to live according to divine principles and acknowledges God as the ultimate power.
Facts
This name, common in Southeast Asia, particularly Indonesia, carries deep Islamic roots. "Abdul" is derived from the Arabic word meaning "servant" or "slave of," while "Kholik" is a rendering of "Khaliq," one of the 99 names of Allah, meaning "the Creator." Therefore, the whole name translates to "servant of the Creator." Names combining "Abdul" with a divine name are frequently used in Muslim cultures as an expression of devotion and a reminder of the individual's relationship with God. The spelling variations, such as using "Kholik" instead of "Khaliq," often reflect regional pronunciation differences and orthographic conventions within Malay-speaking and Indonesian communities influenced by Arabic.
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Created: 9/30/2025 • Updated: 9/30/2025