Malik

Malik, Malik or Maalik is a male first name and a family name.

Origin and Meaning

Malik (Arabic: الملك ) is Arabic and means king. Already in pre-Islamic Arabia contributed some tribal chiefs this item, for Beispieh ibn ʿ Alī Haudha, the head of the Banū Hanifa. In Armenia, Malik is a title of nobility.

The name Malik or Malik also exists in Slavic (eg Czech Republic) and means in Czech pinky; in Bulgarian малък ( malək ) means small. The female form is Malika. The Turkish version of the name is Melik. The name Malik also occurs in Greenland, the Greenland meaning is " wave".

Variants

  • Malick
  • Malika (female)
  • Malek
  • Melik

Bearers of the name

Family name

  • Abdul Malik ( born 1968 ), Singaporean football referee
  • Abdul Malik Motaleb (1905-1977), Pakistani diplomat and politician
  • Adam Malik (1917-1984), Indonesian politician and Foreign Minister of Indonesia
  • Ahmed Abdul -Malik (1927-1993), American jazz musician
  • Anu Malik ( born 1960 ), Indian composer
  • Art Malik ( born 1952 ), British- Pakistani actor
  • Batyr Malik (1129-1185), King of Kyrgyzstan
  • Charles Malik (1906-1987), Lebanese politician, president of the thirteenth UN General Assembly (1958 )
  • Ewa Malik ( b. 1961 ), Polish politician
  • Fredmund Malik ( born 1944 ), Austrian economist
  • Hanzala Malik ( born 1956 ), Scottish politician
  • Ibn Maalik (1205-1274), Spanish - Arab scholar
  • Yakov Alexandrovich Malik (1906-1980), a Soviet diplomat and politician
  • Janusz Malik (born 1964 ), Polish ski jumper
  • Julia Malik (born 1976 ), German actress
  • Kenan Malik ( born 1960 ), British journalist
  • Marek Malik ( born 1975 ), Czech ice hockey player
  • Omar Hayat Malik (1894-1982), Pakistani diplomat
  • Osama Malik (* 1990), Australian football player
  • Raphe Malik (1948-2006), American free jazz trumpeter
  • Rehman Malik ( born 1951 ), Pakistani politicians
  • Richard Malik (1909-1945), German football player

First name

  • Maalik ibn Anas ( 715-795 ), founder of the Maliki school of law ( madhhab )
  • Malik Allen ( born 1978 ), American basketball player
  • Malik Ambar (1549-1626), Indian Prime Minister Ethiopian origin
  • Malik Beširević (* 1972), German handball player
  • Malik Buari ( born 1984 ), Ghanaian- English footballer
  • Malik Fathi (* 1983), German football player
  • Malik Dohan al -Hasan (* 1920), Iraqi politicians
  • Nidal Malik Hasan (born 1970 ), American military psychiatrist
  • Malik Jabir ( b. 1944 ), Ghanaian football player and coach
  • Malik Joyeux (1980-2005), Tahitian big wave surfer
  • Malik Mezzadri (born 1969 ), French jazz flutist
  • Malik Migara ( * 19 **), Sri Lankan football player
  • Malik Moore (born 1976 ), American basketball player
  • Malik Muadh ( born 1981 ), Saudi Arabian football player
  • Malik Feroz Khan Noon (1893-1970), Pakistani politicians
  • Malik Rahim ( b. 1948 ), American anti-racist
  • Malik Rose ( born 1974 ), American basketball player
  • Malik Ruddigkeit (* 1973), German basketball player
  • Alhaji Malik Alhassan Yakubu ( * 19 **), Second Deputy Speaker of Parliament in Ghana

Dissemination

In the years 2000-2003 Malik was the most popular boys name in Greenland.

Others

  • Malik -Verlag, publisher of German avant-garde art and Communist literature (1916-1947)
  • New Malik Verlag, German publisher (1983-1996)
  • MALIK, an imprint of Piper Verlag (since 1996)
  • Malik (Islam), figure in Islam
  • Malik, a manufacturer of hockey equipment
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