Fadi
Fadi is a Muslim boy name of Arabic origin, meaning “Redeemer; one who sacrifices himself”.
| Meaning | Redeemer; one who sacrifices himself |
|---|---|
| Gender | Boy |
| Origin | Arabic |
| Written as | فادي |
| Pronunciation | FAA-dee |
| Tradition | Muslim |
| Used in | Syria, Lebanon, Palestine, Egypt |
Meaning and origin of Fadi
Fadi is the Arabic Fādī, a person who ransoms others or gives himself up for them. It comes from the same root as fidāʾ, ransom or self-sacrifice. In the Levant and in Egypt it is a common name in both Muslim and Christian households. Arab Christians sometimes give it the sense of 'redeemer', whereas for Muslims it simply describes selfless devotion to others.
Is Fadi a Muslim name?
Fadi is used as a Muslim name, and its root appears in the story of Ibrahim: 'And We ransomed him with a great sacrifice' (Quran 37:107).
How popular is Fadi?
Very common in Syria, Lebanon, Jordan, Palestine and Egypt.
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Spellings and variants of Fadi
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Frequently asked questions
What does the name Fadi mean?
Fadi means 'Redeemer; one who sacrifices himself'. It is of Arabic origin.
Is Fadi a Muslim name?
Fadi is used as a Muslim name, and its root appears in the story of Ibrahim: 'And We ransomed him with a great sacrifice' (Quran 37:107).
How do you pronounce Fadi?
Fadi is pronounced FAA-dee.
Is Fadi a boy or girl name?
Fadi is usually a boy name.