Samiullah
Samiullah is a Muslim boy name meaning “Heard by God; God's attentive one”.
| Meaning | Heard by God; God's attentive one |
|---|---|
| Gender | Boy |
| Origin | Arabic, South Asian compound |
| Arabic spelling | سميع الله |
| Pronunciation | sah-mee-ool-LAH |
| Arabic root | س م ع (s-m-ʿ) — to hear |
| Muslim name? | Islamic / Arabic name |
Meaning and origin of Samiullah
Samiullah joins samīʿ (hearing, attentive) with Allah. It is usually explained as 'one whom God hears', expressing the hope that the child's prayers will be answered. Al-Samīʿ, the All-Hearing, is also a divine name. Compound names of this type are very typical of Pakistan and Afghanistan, where Samiullah is common.
Is Samiullah a Muslim name?
Yes. Samiullah is a Muslim name built from Arabic words, widely used in Pakistan and Afghanistan.
Is Samiullah in the Quran?
The root s-m-ʿ appears often in the Quran, including the divine name al-Samīʿ: 'and He is the All-Hearing, the All-Seeing' (Quran 42:11).
Where is the name Samiullah used?
Very common in Pakistan and Afghanistan, especially among Pashtun families.
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Frequently asked questions
What does the name Samiullah mean?
Samiullah means 'Heard by God; God's attentive one'. It comes from Arabic, South Asian compound.
Is Samiullah a Muslim name?
Yes. Samiullah is a Muslim name built from Arabic words, widely used in Pakistan and Afghanistan.
How do you write Samiullah in Arabic?
Samiullah is written سميع الله in Arabic script.
How do you pronounce Samiullah?
Samiullah is pronounced sah-mee-ool-LAH.
Is Samiullah mentioned in the Quran?
The root s-m-ʿ appears often in the Quran, including the divine name al-Samīʿ: 'and He is the All-Hearing, the All-Seeing' (Quran 42:11).