Abdulallah

Abdulallah is a masculine given name of Arabic origin, used in Muslim communities around the world. It is a transliteration variant of Abdullah (عبد الله), formed from 'abd' meaning servant and 'Allah' meaning God. The combination is commonly interpreted as 'servant of God'.

Spelling varies with transliteration. Common forms include Abdullah and Abdallah; Abdulallah is another widely seen variant, reflecting the prefix Abdul meaning 'servant' followed by Allah. In Arabic-script usage, the traditional form is عبد الله, while Latin-script renderings differ in spacing and hyphenation.

The name is widely used across Arab-speaking regions and in non-Arab Muslim communities in Africa, Asia, Europe, and the Americas. It has numerous regional spellings and pronunciations, adapting to local languages while preserving the root meaning.

Like many Arabic-derived given names, Abdulallah carries religious significance for adherents who view it as an expression of devotion and submission to God. It remains a common element in naming traditions that honor the divine.