عبد الباعث

Abdul-Baith

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Abdul-Baith is a Muslim boy name meaning “Servant of the Resurrector”.

MeaningServant of the Resurrector
GenderBoy
OriginArabic
Arabic spellingعبد الباعث
Pronunciationab-dul-BAA-ith
Arabic rootع ب د (ʿ-b-d) — to worship, to serve
Muslim name?Islamic / Arabic name

Meaning and origin of Abdul-Baith

Abdul-Baith is ʿAbd al-Bāʿith, 'servant of the One who resurrects', from al-Bāʿith, who raises the dead and sends messengers. The root b-ʿ-th means to send forth, as in baʿth, resurrection. It is a rare name, mostly found in Egypt and South Asia. It is often shortened to Baith.

Is Abdul-Baith a Muslim name?

Yes. Abdul-Baith is a Muslim name meaning 'servant of the resurrector', built on al-Bāʿith, one of the names of God.

Is Abdul-Baith in the Quran?

'And that Allah will resurrect (yabʿathu) those in the graves' (Quran 22:7).

Where is the name Abdul-Baith used?

Rare; occasionally used in Egypt and South Asia.

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Spellings and variants of Abdul-Baith

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Frequently asked questions

What does the name Abdul-Baith mean?

Abdul-Baith means 'Servant of the Resurrector'. It comes from Arabic.

Is Abdul-Baith a Muslim name?

Yes. Abdul-Baith is a Muslim name meaning 'servant of the resurrector', built on al-Bāʿith, one of the names of God.

How do you write Abdul-Baith in Arabic?

Abdul-Baith is written عبد الباعث in Arabic script.

How do you pronounce Abdul-Baith?

Abdul-Baith is pronounced ab-dul-BAA-ith.

Is Abdul-Baith mentioned in the Quran?

'And that Allah will resurrect (yabʿathu) those in the graves' (Quran 22:7).

Updated October 2026 · Researched by the Modern Muslim Names team. Spotted a mistake? Let us know.