Pronunciation: [ˈabdʌlə] (IPA) 
The name Abdullah is pronounced as /æbˈdʊlə/, with stress on the second syllable. The first syllable is pronounced with the short 'a' sound, followed by the consonant 'b'. The second syllable has a short 'u' sound, followed by the consonant 'l'. The third syllable has a schwa sound, followed by the consonant 'l'. The fourth syllable has a short 'a' sound. Thus, 'Abdullah' is spelled as it is pronounced in IPA phonetic transcription.
Abdullah is a masculine given name of Arabic origin. It is derived from the Arabic word "Abd," meaning "servant" or "worshiper," and "Allah," which translates to "God" in English. Therefore, Abdullah holds the meaning of "servant of God" or "devotee of God."
The name Abdullah is highly significant in the Islamic faith, as it exemplifies the relationship between an individual and their Creator. It symbolizes humility and submission, acknowledging one's role as a servant to God. This name carries a deep sense of spirituality and devotion, reflecting the core principles of Islam.
Abdullah is a widely popular name among Muslim communities and is frequently bestowed upon boys as it signifies their connection to their faith. It holds strong cultural and religious connotations and is often seen as honoring and affirming a person's relationship with God.
The name Abdullah has a timeless and enduring quality, as it has been used for many centuries within Muslim societies. It is not only a personal identifier but also a name that carries a deep sense of spirituality and religious devotion. It signifies the commitment and dedication of an individual to their faith, emphasizing their role as a servant of God.
The word "Abdullah" has an Arabic origin and is a combination of two separate elements: "abd" and "Allah".
The term "abd" means "servant" or "slave" in Arabic. It is derived from the root word "ʿabd" (عَبْد) which signifies submission, devotion, or servitude.
"Allah" refers to the Arabic word for God, and is commonly used in Islamic cultures and by Arabic-speaking Christians. It is believed to be derived from the roots "ʼilāh" or "ʼilah" (إِلَٰه) which means "deity" or "divine being". "Allah" is considered a unique designation for God in Islam and signifies the belief in the oneness of God.
