SafiudDin

Safiuddin is a masculine given name of Arabic origin used in Muslim communities across South Asia and the broader Islamic world. The name combines Safi, meaning pure, clear, or sincere, with -uddin (often written as -ud-Din or -uddin), a suffix that denotes the faith or religion. The combination is commonly interpreted as “pure of the faith” or “sincere in the religion.”

Variations in transliteration are common, including Safiuddin, Safi-ud-Din, Safiuddin, and other spellings that reflect different Arabic pronunciations and local orthographies. As with many Arabic-derived given names, Safiuddin is typically used as a first name rather than a surname.

Usage and culture: The name is particularly prevalent in Bangladesh, Pakistan, and parts of India, and it also appears among Muslim communities in other countries and in diaspora settings. It is one of several names that honor religious identity within naming traditions.

Notable individuals: There are various people who bear the name Safiuddin and who have been active in public life, scholarship, and religious leadership, especially in South Asia. Specific biographical details vary by individual.

See also: Din, al-Din, Uddin.