Muhammadi

Muhammadi is a masculine given name and surname used in various Muslim communities. The form derives from the name Muhammad and the suffix -i, which in several languages functions as a nisba indicating affiliation or relation. As a result, Muhammadi can be understood to mean “related to Muhammad” or “of Muhammad.”

The name occurs across regions with Arabic linguistic influence, including parts of the Middle East, Africa, the Indian subcontinent, and among Muslim diasporas. Depending on language and transliteration, it may be written as Muhammadi, Muhamadi, or Muhammadiy. It is typically used as a personal name and may also appear as a family name in some communities.

Muhammadi is distinct from Muhammadiyah, the well-known Indonesian Islamic organization founded in 1912, and from the broader use of Muhammad as a given name. In historical records, Muhammadi may appear as part of longer compound names that incorporate Muhammad, such as in patronymic or nisba forms. No single global entity bears the name Muhammadi as its primary designation.