Muhammeds

Muhammeds refers to multiple people who bear the spelling Muhammed of the given name Muḥammad. Muḥammad is an Arabic name meaning “praiseworthy” and is the same name as the Prophet Muḥammad, the founder of Islam. The name has become widespread across Muslim-majority countries and among Muslim communities worldwide.

Spelling variations are common due to transliteration from Arabic to Latin script. Common variants include Muhammad, Mohammed, Muhammed, and Mahomet, among others. The choice of spelling can reflect regional linguistic practices, colonial histories, or personal preference.

Geographically, Muhammeds (and those with related spellings) are found in the Middle East, North Africa, South Asia, Sub-Saharan Africa, and in diasporic communities in Europe and the Americas. As a given name, it is typically used for males and often appears in combination with other names or titles in various cultures.

In English-language references, Muhammad is often treated as the standard transliteration, whereas Muhammed as a variant spelling may be used by individuals, families, or institutions. See also Muhammad (name) for broader information on the spelling variants and cultural usage.