Talaat

Talaat is a masculine given name used in Arabic-speaking regions and in Turkey, with variants such as Tal'at and Talat. It is commonly found across the Arab world and in Turkish contexts, and is sometimes used as a surname. The name is of Arabic origin and has been transmitted through Turkish usage as well as in modern Arabic-speaking societies.

Notable people with the name include Mehmed Talaat Pasha (often referred to as Talaat Pasha), an Ottoman statesman who served as interior minister and was a leading figure in the Committee of Union and Progress. As a key leader in the late Ottoman government, his wartime policies are linked to events widely recognized as the Armenian Genocide.

Tal'at Mahmoud is an Egyptian singer and composer known for his contributions to classical Arabic music. His work helped shape mid-20th-century Arabic vocal repertoire and performance styles.

Talat Aziz is a Pakistani Urdu ghazal singer and performer notable for his renditions of traditional and romantic ghazals, contributing to the popularity of this musical form in South Asia.