Khaleq

Khaleq is a surname of Persian origin. It is derived from the Arabic word "Khaliq" (خالق), which means creator. This name is often associated with the divine in Islamic tradition, referring to God as the ultimate creator of all things. As a given name, it is also used, particularly in Iran and other Persian-speaking regions. When used as a surname, it suggests a lineage or an ancestral connection to the concept of creation, or perhaps a historical association with religious scholarship or a devotional background. The surname Khaleq can be found among various communities with Persian heritage and may appear in different transliterations depending on the region or linguistic context. The prevalence of the name is tied to the cultural and religious landscape where the Persian language and Islamic traditions hold significance. Individuals bearing the surname Khaleq often carry a name that evokes a profound theological concept.