Khasanov

Khasanov (Хасанов in Cyrillic) is a common surname of Turkic origin. It is prevalent among various ethnic groups, including but not limited to Tatars, Bashkirs, and those from Central Asian countries such as Uzbekistan and Kazakhstan.

The surname is derived from the given name "Khasan," which is an Arabic name meaning "handsome" or "good." The suffix "-ov" is a common Slavic and Russian suffix indicating belonging or descent, thus "Khasanov" effectively translates to "son of Khasan" or "descendant of Khasan."

The spelling of the surname may vary depending on transliteration from Cyrillic alphabets and individual preferences. Alternate spellings may include Khassanov, Hasanov, or Gasanov. Due to migration and historical events, individuals with the surname Khasanov can be found in various parts of the world, including Russia, Europe, and North America.

The presence of the surname Khasanov does not inherently indicate a specific religious affiliation, although the root name "Khasan" has Islamic origins. The specific religious beliefs and cultural practices of individuals bearing this surname vary depending on their family history, geographic location, and personal choices.