ALAM

'Alam' is commonly a Muslim last name. It can be etymologically traced back from the Mughals. It can also be traced back to Arabs and the Persians. It is an Arabic/Persian word in its origin, and it means "the world". It also means "flag" in arabic and it's a last name in Lebanon for many families in Rmaich, Baskinta and few other towns.
Alam or Abu Alam is also the name of a well known Jordanian and Syrian family of Palestinian origins (from Zaita - Tolkarem) who were named so after their great grandfather who raised the flag in some of the Ottoman army wars in Egypt.
Muddasser Alam Alam, Moody is a Pakistani celebrity.
Amir Assadollah Alam was a prime minister of Iran.
Alexander Alam was one of the longest-serving members of the New South Wales Legislative Council, and a prominent member of the Lebanese community.
Alam is a surname for many families in Bangladesh that can trace their origins to the village of Alampur, in the district of Jaganathpur.