Abdulkabir is a unique and distinctive name of Arabic origin. It is composed of two elements: "Abd" which means "slave" or "servant", and "Kabir" which means "great" or "powerful". Therefore, the name Abdulkabir can be translated as "Slave (or Servant) of the Great (or Powerful)".
The name Abdulkabir is believed to have been brought into existence by the Prophet Muhammad himself. According to Islamic tradition, a man named Kabir, who was known for his strength and bravery, became a devoted follower of Islam after meeting the Prophet. In gratitude for Kabir's conversion, the Prophet gave him the name Abdulkabir, meaning "Slave of the Great Allah". This story has contributed to the name's significance in Islamic culture.
In many Muslim communities around the world, Abdulkabir is considered a strong and noble name that embodies devotion, humility, and power. It is often given to children in hope that they will grow up to be as brave and devoted as Kabir was believed to have been.
Despite its unique origin and meaning, Abdulkabir is not one of the most commonly used names in the Muslim world. However, it is still found among many families who appreciate its deep significance and historical roots.
Abdulkabir is quite uncommon, with just 5 births recorded worldwide in 2021, making its total birth count 5 over time.