Sa‘id

Said ( Saïd or even Saeed; Arab سعيد, DMG Sa ʿ īd ) is a masculine first name and surname of Arabic origin. It means happy or lucky one.

Well-known bearers of the name

First name

  • Said ( Granada), Emir of Granada ( 1454-1464 )
  • Said bin Tahnun Al Nahyan, Emir of Abu Dhabi (1845-1855)
  • Said bin Buti, Emir of Dubai (1852-1859)
  • Said bin Maktoum (1878-1958), Emir of Dubai
  • Said ibn Taimur (1910-1972), Sultan of Muscat and Oman
  • Said Ramadan (1929-1995), Muslim activist
  • Said Musa ( born 1944 ), Prime Minister of Belize
  • Said ( writer ) ( born 1947 ), Iranian writer and poet
  • Said Siam (1959-2009), Palestinian political and military
  • Saïd Aouita ( born 1959 ), Moroccan athlete
  • Saïd El Khadraoui (* 1975), a Belgian politician, MEP
  • Said Saif Asaad (* 1979), Qatari weightlifter
  • Saïd Boutahar ( b. 1982 ), Dutch footballer
  • Saïd Haddou ( b. 1982 ), French cyclist
  • Saif Saaeed Shaheen ( b. 1982 ), Qatari long-distance runner Kenyan origin

Fictional people

  • Saïd, character from the French film La Haine
  • Said, suicide bombers in Paradise Now
  • Silk, Pasha, one of the main characters in Giuseppe Verdi's opera Il corsaro

Surname, shape or Sa'id Said

  • Abdel Said ( * 1989), Egyptian -jumper
  • Abu Sa'id Abu'l Khair -i ( 978-1049/1061 ), Persian Sufi
  • Abu Sa'id ( Ilkhanid ) ( 1305-1335 ), ruler of the dynasty of Ilchane
  • Abu Said (1332-1362), Sultan of Granada, see Muhammad VI. (Granada )
  • Abu Sa'id (ruler ), ruler of the dynasty of Timurids
  • Abu Said Uthman I. († 1303), Sultan of the Abdalwadiden
  • Abu Said Uthman II ( Marinids ) ( † 1331 ), Sultan of the Marinids
  • Abu Said Uthman II ( Abdalwadiden ) Abdalwadiden rulers
  • Ahmad ibn Said ( † 1783), the Imam of Oman
  • Ali Ahmad Said ( born 1930 ), Syrian- Lebanese poet
  • Boris Said III (born 1962 ), American race car driver
  • Boris Said Robert junior (1932-2002), American racing driver, see Bob Said
  • Brian Said (born 1973 ), Maltese footballer
  • Khalid Muhammad Sa ʿ id (1982-2010), Egyptian Blogger
  • Chris Said ( born 1970 ), Maltese politician
  • Djabir Saïd - Guernica ( born 1977 ), Algerian athlete
  • Edward Said (1935-2003), Palestinian literary theorist and critic
  • Fatma Said ( * 1991) Egyptian singer
  • Hamda Saïd, Tunisian Islamic cleric
  • Hussain Said ( born 1958 ), Iraqi soccer player
  • Ikrimah, Sa'id Sabri ( b. 1939 ), the Palestinian Grand Mufti of Jerusalem
  • Mohamed Ben Said (* 1988), Libyan weightlifter
  • Mohamed Said ( football players, Egypt) (* 1988), Egyptian footballer
  • Mohamed Said ( football players, Somalia ) Somali soccer player
  • Muhammad Said (1822-1863), Egyptian viceroy
  • Muhammad Uthman al- Said (1922-2007), Libyan politician
  • Said Murad ( b. 1982 ), football player for Palestine
  • Nuri as- Said (1888-1958), Iraqi politicians
  • Osama Said ( born 1957 ), Palestinian artists
  • Saladin Said ( * 1988), Ethiopian footballer
  • Samira Saïd ( born 1959 ), Moroccan pop singer
  • Sheikh Said (1865-1925), Kurdish cleric and leader
  • SF Said ( born 1967), Lebanese journalist and writer

Surname, shape Saeed

  • Abdul Karim Saeed Pasha ( born 1945 ), Pakistani religious leaders
  • Hussain Saeed (born 1958 ), Iraqi soccer player and functionary
  • Nasar Sakar Saeed (born 1978 ), Kenyan marathon runner
  • Saeed Ahmed Saeed ( b. 1967 ), chess player from the United Arab Emirates, International Master
  • Sana Saeed (* 1988), Pakistani actress and model

Title

  • Princely House Said was the title for the living in Naples, Sicily and Malta descendants of the Turkish prince Cem Sultan
DIN 31635 Said, Sultan of Granada Saeed bin Maktoum bin Hasher Al Maktoum Said Seyam Muhammed VI, Sultan of Granada Timurid dynasty Abu Sa'id Uthman II Ahmad bin Said al-Busaidi Adunis Sa'id of Egypt Nuri al-Said Hussein Saeed Sultan Cem Zayd (name)
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