Faziluddin

Faziluddin is a masculine given name that is used in various Muslim-majority regions and among diaspora communities. The name is formed from two elements: Fazil, which in Arabic and Persian can mean virtuous, excellent, or learned, and ud-din (or-ud-din), meaning “of the faith” or “of the religion.” The combined meaning is often interpreted as “virtuous in religion” or “excellence of the faith.”

Spelling and pronunciation vary by language and script, producing variants such as Fazluddin, Fazlulddin, Fazleuddin, Fazle-uddin, and Fazil-ud-din. It is commonly found in Afghanistan, Pakistan, India, Bangladesh, Iran, and among Muslim communities in Europe and the Middle East. The name may appear in longer compound forms or as part of a longer personal name, depending on local naming traditions.

As a component in compound names, ud-din is a common element across many names that praise religious virtue, and Faziluddin sits within this broader onomastic pattern. The usage of Faziluddin is primarily cultural and religious rather than occupational or hereditary, reflecting naming practices that emphasize virtues and faith.

There is no single biography associated with this exact spelling that defines the name; instead, Faziluddin functions as a given name with regional usage. For researchers or readers seeking specific individuals with this name, disambiguation or targeted searches may be necessary to identify persons in particular fields or locales. See also: Fazil, ud-din, and related naming compounds.