Quadir

Quadir is a form of the Arabic name Qadir, which carries the meaning 'the Valuable' or 'the Powerful.' It derives from the Arabic word qadr (قَدْر), which stands for 'value, quantity, size, power, wealth.' Quadir is a first name commonly used in Muslim communities.

What does the name Quadir mean?

The name Quadir is a derivative of the Arabic Qadir and means 'the Valuable' or 'the Powerful.' It originates from the Arabic term qadr (قَدْر), which encompasses concepts such as 'value, quantity, size, power, wealth.' In Islam, Qadir, also known as al-Qādir (القَادِر), is one of the '99 names of God.' The form Quadir is primarily found in the Arab world and in India. Similar names include Kadir, Kadri, and Khadir.

Where does the name Quadir come from?

The first name Quadir has Arabic roots and means 'the Valuable' or 'the Powerful.' The Arabic word qadr (قَدْر) combines meanings of value, quantity, size, power, and wealth. It is used in Arabic, Indian, and Muslim languages.

How do you pronounce Quadir?

Kwah-deer

Popularity

In Germany, Quadir is a rare first name that has not appeared in the German name popularity lists. Its highest ranking was in 2002, reaching 1,357th place in the U.S. name charts. In the last ten years, the name has been given about 600 times there, placing it at 1,514th in the corresponding ten-year statistics. Between 1930 and 2024, it ranks 1,932nd in the USA.