Fahds

Fahds is a plural form used to refer to people named Fahd. Fahd is an Arabic masculine given name, commonly transliterated as Fahd or Fahad. The name comes from the Arabic word فهد, meaning “panther” or “leopard.”

Usage of the name is widespread in Arabic-speaking regions, particularly in the Gulf. It has been borne by monarchs, politicians, and athletes, reflecting its cultural prominence in many communities.

Notable bearer: King Fahd bin Abdulaziz Al Saud (1929–2005) was the ruler of Saudi Arabia from 1982 to 2005. Beyond the royal level, numerous individuals named Fahd have held public positions or achieved recognition in various fields across the Arab world.

Variants and surname use: Spelling variations include Fahd and Fahad, among others, reflecting different transliteration practices. When referring to several individuals with this name in English, the plural form Fahds is used. Although primarily a given name, Fahd can appear as a surname in some families, though this usage is less common.