Abdurrahim is a masculine given name of Arabic origin. It is composed of two elements: 'abd', which means 'slave' or 'servant', and 'Rahim', which refers to 'the Most Merciful'. Thus, the name Abdurrahim translates to ' Slave of the Most Merciful'.
The name Abdurrahim has a rich history and appears in Islamic literature. It is often associated with historical figures and prophets mentioned in the Quran, such as Abraham (Ibrahim), who was known for his devotion and submission to Allah. This connection lends the name a profound spiritual significance.
In many Muslim cultures, naming a child Abdurrahim is considered an expression of hope that the child will embody the qualities of humility, devotion, and compassion associated with the name. It is also believed that carrying this name may bring divine mercy and blessings upon the person bearing it.
While Abdurrahim is predominantly used among Muslims due to its Islamic origins, people from various backgrounds may choose this name for its unique sound or cultural significance. Overall, the name Abdurrahim holds deep symbolic meaning and is often seen as a reflection of one's spiritual devotion and faith.
The name Abdurrahim has seen a varied level of popularity over the years in the United States. In 1976, it was quite popular with 10 births recorded that year. However, the following year, its popularity seemed to have declined slightly as only 6 births were recorded in 1977.
There was then a significant gap before the name resurfaced again with 5 births recorded in 1992. A decade later, it saw another slight increase in popularity with 6 births recorded in 2002.
Overall, from 1976 to 2002, there were a total of 27 births registered for the name Abdurrahim across the United States.