FadiChristian Male Biblical name meaning

Fadi of Tyre, also known as Fadallah ibn al-Yahsubi or Fadallah ibn Husayn, was a prominent Maronite Christian leader from Tyre, Lebanon, during the Late Middle Ages and Crusader period. He served as the bishop of the Maronite Church in Tyre and was a mediator between the Maronites and the Crusaders. He played a significant role in the defense of Tyre against Saladin's forces in 1187. He was later captured and executed by Saladin in 1193.

Late Middle Ages and Crusader period (1187-1193)

Fadhil Al-Din Kamil, also known as Fadi, was a notable Christian Amir (prince) of the Nizari Ismaili state in the Levant in the late 13th century. He ruled over the Nizari stronghold of Qal'at al-Adhudhudh in modern-day Syria. He was known for his tolerance towards the various religious and ethnic communities under his rule and maintained good relations with the Mongols. He was assassinated in 1282 by a rival Nizari leader.

Late 13th century (1282)