Sadiq

The name Sadiq is an Arabic first name that carries the meanings 'the righteous' and 'the sincere.' It is derived from the Arabic term ṣādiq (صَادِق), which stands for 'righteous, honest, trustworthy, sincere, and loyal.' In the Arab and Muslim world, the boy's name Sadiq is widely used.

What does the name Sadiq mean?

Sadiq is an Arabic first name that means 'the righteous' or 'the sincere.' It originates from the Arabic word ṣādiq (صَادِق), which means 'righteous, honest, trustworthy, sincere, and loyal.' This boy's name is common in many regions of the Arab and Muslim world. Among the notable figures with this name is the British politician and Mayor of London, Sadiq Aman Khan. The name also has Arabic and Persian variants known as Sadeq, while the Turkish form is Sadik.

Where does the name Sadiq come from?

The name Sadiq has Arabic roots and means 'the righteous' or 'the sincere.' The Arabic word ṣādiq (صَادِق) encompasses the meanings of righteous, honest, trustworthy, sincere, and loyal. It is commonly used in both Arab and Muslim traditions.

How do you pronounce Sadiq?

Sa-dik

Popularity

In Germany, Sadiq is among the common first names. In 2022, it ranked 2,983rd on the list of the most popular male baby names. Its best ranking was in 2017, when it reached 2,068th place. Over the last ten years, Sadiq has been used as a first name about 40 times, placing it 4,029th in the ten-year statistics. Between 2010 and 2024, it ranks 4,587th.

Famous people

• Ghulam Sadiq Khan (British singer)
• Sadiq Abdullahi (Nigerian tennis player)
• Sadiq Adnan (anime character from Hetalia)
• Sadiq Al-Azm (philosopher from Syria)
• Sadiq Ali Shahzad (sculptor from Pakistan)
• Sadiq Mohammad (Pakistani cricketer)
• Sadiq Zadran (German rapper)
• Sadiq-ur-Rahman Kidwai (writer from India)