Fazls

Fazls is a plural form referring to multiple individuals who bear the name Fazl, or its variants, as a given name or surname. Fazl is a name of Persian and Arabic origin that means grace, favor, or bounty; it is widely used in Urdu, Persian, Turkish, and other Muslim-majority cultures. The spelling Fazl appears in various transliterations, including Fazel, Fazal, and Fazl-ul, and it commonly appears in compound given names such as Fazl-ur-Rehman or Fazlullah.

In naming practices, Fazl is typically a male given name, though it can appear as part of longer compound names or as a surname in some regions. The plural Fazls in English-language texts often signals a collection of people who share the name, rather than a single historical person or a distinct concept.

Variants and related forms reflect regional pronunciation and orthography, and may include Fazal, Fazil, Fazel, or Fazle. The name’s positive meaning—grace or favor—contributes to its continued use across cultures and generations, sometimes in formal, religious, or familial contexts.

Notable uses of the name across history and contemporary times are pastoral and cultural rather than tied to a single figure. Because Fazl and its variants are common personal names rather than a specific entity, discussions about Fazls typically focus on naming practices, cultural context, and etymology rather than on a defined subject or organization.

See also: Fazl (disambiguation), Fazal (name), Fazil (name).