Sabit
Sabit is a Muslim boy name meaning “Firm, steadfast, constant”.
| Meaning | Firm, steadfast, constant |
|---|---|
| Gender | Boy |
| Origin | Turkish form of Arabic Thābit |
| Arabic spelling | ثابت |
| Pronunciation | sah-BEET |
| Arabic root | ث ب ت (th-b-t) — to be firm, steadfast |
| Muslim name? | Islamic / Arabic name |
Meaning and origin of Sabit
Sabit is the Turkish and Bosnian form of Thābit, 'firm' or 'steadfast'. Turkish pronounces the Arabic th as s, which is why Thābit becomes Sabit. Famous bearers of Thābit include the Companion and poet Ḥassān ibn Thābit and Zayd ibn Thābit, the scribe who led the compilation of the Quran under Abū Bakr.
Is Sabit a Muslim name?
Yes. Sabit is the Turkish form of Thabit, an Arabic Muslim name borne by several Companions.
Is Sabit in the Quran?
The root appears in 'God keeps firm those who believe with the firm word' (al-qawl al-thābit) (Quran 14:27).
Where is the name Sabit used?
Used in Turkey and the Balkans; Sabitu is the Hausa form.
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Frequently asked questions
What does the name Sabit mean?
Sabit means 'Firm, steadfast, constant'. It comes from Turkish form of Arabic Thābit.
Is Sabit a Muslim name?
Yes. Sabit is the Turkish form of Thabit, an Arabic Muslim name borne by several Companions.
How do you write Sabit in Arabic?
Sabit is written ثابت in Arabic script.
How do you pronounce Sabit?
Sabit is pronounced sah-BEET.
Is Sabit mentioned in the Quran?
The root appears in 'God keeps firm those who believe with the firm word' (al-qawl al-thābit) (Quran 14:27).