Rasul is an Arabic given name, which means "messenger" or "apostle". It originates from the Islamic faith, where a rasul refers to a prophet sent by Allah to deliver His messages and guidance to humanity. The name Rasul gained prominence after it was used for the Prophet Muhammad himself, as he considered himself a messenger of God. In Islam, there are 25 prophets known as Rasuls, including Noah, Abraham, Moses, Jesus, and Muhammad. The name Rasul has been popular among Muslims for centuries, symbolizing faith, devotion, and divine communication. It is often used in conjunction with other Muslim names like Abdullah ("servant of God") or Yusuf ("God will increase").
"The name Rasul experienced fluctuations in popularity over the years with peak birth years being 1983 (12 births) and 2014 (14 births). The most recent decade (2012-2023) shows a total of 76 births, indicating a consistent presence."