saadulla

Saadulla is a masculine given name of Arabic origin used among Muslim communities. The name combines Sa‘d, meaning happiness or good fortune, with Allah, the Arabic word for God, to mean “happiness of God” or “joy of God.” In transliteration from Arabic and other languages, it appears with several spellings, including Saadullah, Sa'dullah, Saadulla, and Saad-Allah. The name is typically written سعد الله in Arabic script, and rendered in Persian, Urdu, Turkish, and other scripts with minor orthographic variations.

Saadulla is most common in South Asia (India, Pakistan, Bangladesh), Afghanistan, Iran, and Central Asia, and among diaspora communities in Europe and North America. It is usually used as a given name; in some cultures it may occur in patronymic contexts or as part of a longer personal name.

Linguistic variants reflect phonetic adaptations and religious usage. In Urdu and Persian, the name is often treated as two elements merged in speech, while in Turkish or Central Asian contexts it may appear as Saadullah or Sa'dullah. The form and spelling can vary with transliteration conventions, but the underlying meaning remains the same: the felicity of God.