Ameen

Ameen is a masculine given name of Arabic origin. It derives from the root ا-م-ن (A-M-N), which conveys safety, trust, and faithfulness. The common English transliteration is Ameen, though Amin is also widely used; Amine is a related form found in North Africa and Francophone contexts. The name generally means “trustworthy” or “faithful,” and it is often associated with integrity.

In Islamic tradition, al-Amin was an epithet given to the Prophet Muhammad for his reputation for honesty before his prophetic mission. Because of this association, the name is popular among Muslim communities worldwide. It is used across Arab, Persian, South Asian, African, and Southeast Asian populations, with regional pronunciations and spellings varying.

While primarily a given name, Ameen can also appear as a surname or family name in some communities. Related names include Amin, Amine, and Amina, the latter typically serving as the feminine form in many languages. The name’s broad usage in diverse cultures reflects its long-standing associations with trust, reliability, and moral character.