Fahaad

Fahaad is a masculine given name and, less commonly, a surname. It is a variant transliteration of the Arabic name Fahad (فَهْد), which means leopard or panther. The spelling Fahaad with a double 'a' reflects transliteration practices used in some communities to indicate a long vowel, and is found among Arabic-speaking populations and diaspora groups, including those in the Horn of Africa and South Asia.

The name is used widely in the Arab world and among Muslim communities, where it is commonly given to boys. Variants of the name appear in different transliterations such as Fahad, Fahd, and Fahed, reflecting diverse phonetic renderings of the same Arabic root.

In cultural contexts, Fahad/Fahaad names have appeared in poetry, literature, and media as symbols of agility, strength, and leadership associated with the animal from which the meaning is derived.

Notable people: There are no widely recognized, globally prominent individuals with the exact spelling "Fahaad" who have dedicated biographical entries in major reference works. Individuals bearing the name may exist in local or regional contexts, but their notability varies and may not be reflected in widely available sources.

See also: Fahad, Fahd, Fahed, Fahir.