Fadlullah
Fadlullah is an Arabic name that can function as both a given name and a surname. It is built from two elements: faḍl, meaning grace, bounty, or favor, and Allāh, referring to God. The combination is commonly interpreted as “the grace of God” or “God’s bounty.” Because of transliteration differences, the name appears in several spellings, including Fadlallah, Fazlullah, Fazlollah, and Fadl-Allah, among others.
The name is used across various Muslim communities, particularly among Shia and Sunni populations in the Middle
Notable bearers include Mohammad Husayn Fadlallah (1935–2010), a Lebanese Shia cleric who became a prominent spiritual