عبد الستار

Abdul-Sattar

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Abdul-Sattar is a Muslim boy name meaning “Servant of the One who conceals faults”.

MeaningServant of the One who conceals faults
GenderBoy
OriginArabic
Arabic spellingعبد الستار
Pronunciationab-dul-sat-TAAR
Arabic rootس ت ر (s-t-r) — to cover, to veil
Muslim name?Islamic / Arabic name

Meaning and origin of Abdul-Sattar

Abdul-Sattar means 'servant of al-Sattār', the One who veils people's sins and shortcomings. Al-Sattār is not in the well-known list of ninety-nine Names, but God's concealing of faults is a strong theme in hadith, and the name has long been used. Its most famous bearer is Abdul Sattar Edhi, the Pakistani humanitarian who founded the Edhi Foundation.

Is Abdul-Sattar a Muslim name?

Yes. Abdul-Sattar is a widely used Muslim name meaning servant of the One who covers faults.

Where is the name Abdul-Sattar used?

Very common in Pakistan, India and Bangladesh (often Abdus Sattar), and also used in Iraq, Egypt and Central Asia.

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Spellings and variants of Abdul-Sattar

Abdus SattarAbdel SattarAbdulsattarAbdusattor

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Frequently asked questions

What does the name Abdul-Sattar mean?

Abdul-Sattar means 'Servant of the One who conceals faults'. It comes from Arabic.

Is Abdul-Sattar a Muslim name?

Yes. Abdul-Sattar is a widely used Muslim name meaning servant of the One who covers faults.

How do you write Abdul-Sattar in Arabic?

Abdul-Sattar is written عبد الستار in Arabic script.

How do you pronounce Abdul-Sattar?

Abdul-Sattar is pronounced ab-dul-sat-TAAR.

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