Khalidi

Khalidi is a common Arabic surname meaning "my old" or "my servant," originating from historical and familial roots in the Arab world. It can also refer to notable individuals, such as Rashid Khalidi, a respected Palestinian-American historian and scholar specializing in Middle Eastern studies. The name is widely used among Arab communities and often signifies cultural or familial heritage. Understanding Khalidi involves recognizing its linguistic origins and its association with individuals who have contributed to academic, political, or social fields related to Arab history and identity.