Siddiq: meaning and origin

صديق

Meaning
Utterly truthful
Arabic
صديق
Say it
sid-DEEQ
Gender
Boy
Origin
Arabic
In the Quran
The word is in the Quran, Surah Maryam (19:41)

About the meaning

The Quran calls Ibrahim siddiq, a man of truth and a prophet (19:41). Al-Siddiq is the title of Abu Bakr.

Famous people with this name

  • Abu Bakr, called al-Siddiq

Other spellings

Siddique, Sıddık

Names from the same root (ص د ق)

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Questions about Siddiq

What does Siddiq mean?

Siddiq means: Utterly truthful. The Quran calls Ibrahim siddiq, a man of truth and a prophet (19:41). Al-Siddiq is the title of Abu Bakr.

Is Siddiq in the Quran?

Not as a person’s name, but the word is in the Quran, in Surah Maryam (19:41).

Is Siddiq a boy’s or a girl’s name?

Siddiq is a boy’s name.

How do you write Siddiq in Arabic?

In Arabic script, Siddiq is written صديق.

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