Kamarudin

Kamarudin is a given name common in Malay-speaking countries, particularly Malaysia and Brunei. It is a masculine name with Arabic origins, derived from "Qamar," meaning moon, and "ud-din," meaning of the faith. Therefore, Kamarudin can be interpreted as "moon of the faith." It is a name often chosen to signify purity, brightness, and a connection to religious devotion.

The name is predominantly found among Muslim populations. In Malaysia, it is a relatively common name, and individuals bearing this name are part of diverse ethnic and social backgrounds. Its usage spans across various generations. While primarily a given name, it can also sometimes appear as part of a compound name or a surname in some contexts, though its primary function is as a personal identifier. The pronunciation typically involves emphasis on the second syllable.