Ibrahims

Ibrahims is a surname and, less commonly, a given name. It is formed as a patronymic or plural form of Ibrahim, the Arabic form of Abraham. In Islamic and wider Abrahamic traditions, Ibrahim is a central patriarch, and the name has been widely used across many cultures.

Variants: The surname or given name may appear as Ibrahimi, Ibrahims, Ibrāhīmī, or similar transliterations, reflecting linguistic differences in Arabic, Persian, Turkish, Albanian, and South Asian languages.

Distribution: The name appears in Arabic-speaking countries and in communities with ties to Turkish, Persian, Albanian, Indian, and Pakistani heritage, as well as in diasporic communities in Europe and North America.

Usage: Ibrahims and its variants are typically patronymic in origin, indicating descent from a person named Ibrahim. In English-language texts, Ibrahims often represents an anglicized spelling of a family surname.

See also: Ibrahim, Ibrahimi, Ibrahimis.