Salahu’d-Din

Salāh ad-Dīn or Salahu’d-din (ArB|صلاح الدين) is an Arabic honorific that means "The Righteousness of the Faith".

Several people, places and documents take the name related to this translation, including:

* Saladin, a knightly Muslim hero during the Crusades.
* Salahuddin (cricket player), Pakistani cricket player
* Salahuddin Ahemd, Founder of the Federal Shariat Court and a former judge of the supreme court of Pakistan.
* Salahuddin Ahmed, Bangladeshi Cricket player
* Husain Salahuddin (1881-1947), prolific Maldivian writer and scholar
* The Salah ad Din Governorate, sometimes known as the "Salahuddin province" of Iraq
* Salahu’d-Din of Malaysia, (1926-2001) the eleventh King of Malaysia and seventh Sultan of Selangor
* Abang Muhammad Salahuddin, the fifth and current Yang di-Pertua Negeri Sarawak
*Syed Salahuddin, the chief of the largest Kashmiri militant group
* Salahuddin Principles, a key agreement in the Government of Iraq, 2006-2010 approved on January 22, 2005
* Dan Salahuddin Clifton, (1974 to present) Teacher of Islamic Studies and Author of "The Myth Of The Western Magical Tradition"
* Salahuddin of Aceh, the second Sultan of Aceh Sultanate
* Kazi Salahuddin, a soccer player from Bangladesh
* Salahuddin Toofani, a Pakistani stage and television actor