Maalik
Maalik is a Muslim boy name of Arabic origin, meaning “Owner, master”.
| Meaning | Owner, master |
|---|---|
| Gender | Boy |
| Origin | Arabic |
| Written as | مالك |
| Pronunciation | MAA-lik |
| Tradition | Muslim |
| Used in | Senegal, Levant, Maghreb, Worldwide |
Meaning and origin of Maalik
Maalik is a spelling of the Arabic Malik, which means owner or master and comes from a root about owning and ruling. Its most famous bearer is Imam Malik ibn Anas of Madinah, who founded the Maliki school of Islamic law and compiled the al-Muwatta'. In the Quran, Malik is also the name of the angel who stands guard over Hellfire.
Is Maalik a Muslim name?
Maalik was the name of Imam Malik ibn Anas, among the four great imams of Sunni law, and the Quran calls God 'Sovereign (Malik) of the Day of Recompense' (Quran 1:4).
How popular is Maalik?
It is used worldwide, with Malek usual in the Levant and Maghreb and Malick in West Africa.
Gifts with the name Maalik
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Frequently asked questions
What does the name Maalik mean?
Maalik means 'Owner, master'. It is of Arabic origin.
Is Maalik a Muslim name?
Maalik was the name of Imam Malik ibn Anas, among the four great imams of Sunni law, and the Quran calls God 'Sovereign (Malik) of the Day of Recompense' (Quran 1:4).
How do you pronounce Maalik?
Maalik is pronounced MAA-lik.
Is Maalik a boy or girl name?
Maalik is usually a boy name.