Marzuq

Marzuq (مرزوق) is a historically attested Arabic male name built on the root R‑Z‑Q (رزق), which denotes provision or sustenance. The form marzūq literally means 'one who has been given rizq' and is used in the Muslim world as a personal name expressing gratitude or the idea of being divinely provided for. While the root occurs in many Quranic verses (e.g., references to 'rizq'), the specific anthroponym Marzuq appears in Arabic naming practice, classical biographical notices, and modern registers. It is more regionally common in certain Arabic-speaking areas but remains uncommon compared with more familiar names. Related names that share the same root include [[Raziq]] and [[Razzaq]]. Marzuq is considered permissible and meaningful within Islamic naming conventions because it expresses a positive attribute tied to provision.