Hafizi
Hafizi is a name of Arabic origin used as both a given name and a surname in various Muslim communities. The root Hafiz means “guardian” or “one who has memorized (the Qur’an)” in Arabic. The suffix -i is a common nisba-forming element in Arabic and related languages, giving Hafizi the sense of belonging or relation, such as “belonging to Hafiz” or “pertaining to memorization or guardianship.” As a given name, Hafizi is typically masculine; as a surname, it can indicate lineage or association.
Geographic and cultural distribution includes the Arab world and parts of Southeast Asia, notably in Malaysia
In encyclopedia-style references, Hafizi is generally treated as a name rather than a concept, so discussions
See also: Hafiz, Hafis, Hafez. These related forms reflect similar roots and meanings and illustrate how Arabic-derived