Yussuff / Joseph / Josef / Giuseppe / José

Yussuff is an alternative spelling of Yusuf, which is the Arabic form of the Hebrew name Yosef (Joseph). The name Joseph has deep roots in Abrahamic religions, appearing prominently in the Old Testament as the son of Jacob and Rachel, and in the New Testament as the husband of Mary. In Islam, Yusuf is a prophet and a central figure in the Quran, with an entire surah (chapter) dedicated to his story.

The name's journey from Hebrew to Arabic involved phonetic adaptation, leading to the form Yusuf. From there, various transliterations into Latin script have emerged, including Yussuff, Youssef, Yusef, and Yousef. These spellings are common in many Muslim-majority countries and among Muslim communities worldwide, reflecting the name's religious significance and widespread use.