Do you speak Arabic?

Sis could we have CLASSICAL arabic as well plz .. JazaKillah.

format_quote Originally Posted by WomanOfJihad

Sis could we have CLASSICAL arabic as well plz .. JazaKillah.

My dear sister.. wha do u mean BY CLASSICAL ARABIC...



I hv no cule,, plz explain,,, ur self,,

inshallah i'll try my best,,,


My Sister Proundmuslimah..learnt arabic from where i born and rised.. in UAE.. i guess u r wandring where is dat lol...

format_quote Originally Posted by ProudMuslimah

lol Yes i know where that is nayaa! hehehe

wow.. mashallah I neva know dat u r good @ geography , i guess i'll add dat info in my mind..lol

format_quote Originally Posted by ProudMuslimah

Ya Okti nacaam im good at geography!
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How do u say that in arabic.

Anaa Mumtaazaah fii maadaat al georafyah..

I'm excellent =Anaa Mumtaazaah

Subject=maadaat /maadaah

georafyah..= geography...

format_quote Originally Posted by WomanOfJihad

Sis could we have CLASSICAL arabic as well plz .. JazaKillah.

Just thought about it now..do we wanna play this game using the formal Qur'anic Arabic, or just the Arabic slang?

Here is some more..

Kayfa Asbaht? (How u feelin dis mornin?)
Asbahto Bikhair wa Alhamdolilah (I'm good wa alhamdolilah)

Shu Al fatoor al yoom? (What's for breakfast today?????)
Laxuux or Canjiiro...lol


La bas bamzah (no just kiddin)

Ma bnookel Laxuux ala al fatoor (We don't eat Laxuux on breakfast!)

Binokilha al sahoor (we eat it on Sahoor ):.

format_quote Originally Posted by 1_Of_Ur_Siss_In_Islam

Asalaamu Alkium

~*I hope u r all in da best state of health 'N' iman inshallah*~

Here i start,

how to say: Good Morning in arabic



Sabah - morning
Al khair - good


Sabah - morning
Al noor - bloom , blossom , light

When someone says good morning to you (and khair is a very very nice word to use), then you answer back w/ Sabah Al noor, which is kinda like bright or light morning (ya no noor is also a nice word to use in Arabic). Did that make sense at all????

But you can answer back w/ :

Sabah Al ful
Sabah Al khair
Sabah Al Ward
Sabah Al halaweh

Kheir actually has soo many meanings..check'em out ....


خَيْر
ثَرْوَة

*treasure , wealth , capital , riches , opulence , pelf , abundance , affluence , fortune


رَخاء , رَفَاهِيَة
*wealth , affluence , welfare , ease and comfort , luxury , opulence , ease , abundance , comfort , weal , prosperity
نِعْمَة

*grace , affluence , comfort , good
نَفْع , مَصْلَحَة

*feasibility , yield , practicability , welfare , gain , good , advantage
خَيْر


*good
المـــصــــــدر ضِدّ شَرّ , بِرّ

As i said, it can mean a blessing, but not really when you're saying Sabah Al khair! But when you're saying good morning in Arabic, and you mean to say Blessed morning, then barak Allah fiki .

Sabah Al noor doesn't really mean blessed day either . As i said, blessing means khair, but noor means light, and Sabah means morning. So it's really bright morning, or something like that, but not blessed day .

Talking about greetings, here are some that might be useful sometimes..

Good evening - Masa' Al kheir
Good night - Tusbehoon Ala Kheir
With my greetings/ compliments - Ma' Taheyatee
With love - ma' hubbi
Sincerely - Bi Ikhlas
Hey!!! - Marhaba

Ok..I can't remember the other ones

Here some

Happy :teeth:

So:
I am happy Ana farhan أنا فرحان
He is happy Hewa farhan هو فرحان
She is happy Heya farhana هى فرحانه
We are happy Ehna farhaneen إحنا فرحانين
They are happy Homa farhaneen هم فرحانين
Next word

fear :'(


Khawf~ fear
Ana khaa'ifa ~ I'm scared (feminine form)
Ana khaa'if ~ I'm scared (male form)
la takhafy~ Don't be scared/afraid (when female is spaking to another female)

hiya takhaaf~ she is scared
huwa yukhaaf~ he is scared/ afraid
hal anti tukhafeena? ~ are you scared/ afraid (if someone is asking a woman if she is afraid

Here is some more...


Today I'm fasting - Al yoom ana saymeh.

Fasting - Siyyam

Fast - Yasoom

Fast as running becoz some crayz dog's chasin ya - Saree' or saree3

Sur'ah is also speed

And Asre' or asre3 is speed up

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JAZAKILLAH for the posts sis .. they r helpin me out .. MORE VOCABS would b good .. n you r doin PERFECT with the sentences , : ) ..its very beneficial for me atleast .. (Alhumdulillah) n i m sure other members by now might b able to understand ths words wherever they cum across ...

Speaking of Vocabs n UNderstanding .. here is sumthing i'd like all the members to get in their heads , these Vocabs will help out in Quran ( inshAllah)

Nahnu = we
Hasanun = Beautiful AHSANU = Most Beautiful
Kabeeru = big Akbaru = greatest /biggest
Qasasun = Stories Qasas = Story
Qaala = He said
Abu = Father
kawkaban/Najmun = Stars
Shamsu = Sun
Qamaru = moon
Ra-aytu = i saw

* thats it for now, more later after Sis in Islam gives her lessons* : )

format_quote Originally Posted by WomanOfJihad

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* thats it for now, more later after Sis in Islam gives her lessons* : )

Jazaaki Allahu khirah dear sister... i'm glad dat u learing ,, keep it up, nva give up ...and thanx 4 sharing ur beneficial info with us..

Here is some more..MORE VOCABS as sister Jihaad wantz

To read = Qara'a

verbal noun: Qira'a = recitation, reading

Perfect (past)tense:
1 sgl (singular) (ana) qara'tu
2 m (male) sgl (anta) qara'ta
2 f (female)sgl (anti) qara'ti
3 m sgl (huwa) qara'a
3 f sgl (hiya) qara'at
2 dual (antumaa) qara'tumaa
3 m dual (huma) qara'aa
3 f dual (hunnaa) qara'ataa
1 plural (nahnu) qara'naa
2 m pl (antum) qara'tum
2 f pl (antunna) qara'tunna
3 m pl (hum) qara'oo
3 f pl (hunna) qara'na

Imperfect indicative (present)
1 sgl (singular) (ana) aqra'u
2 m (male) sgl (anta) taqra'u
2 f (female)sgl (anti) taqra'ina
3 m sgl (huwa) yaqra'u
3 f sgl (hiya) taqra'u
2 dual (antumaa) taqr'aan
3 m dual (huma) yaqra'aan
3 f dual (hunnaa) taqra'aan
1 plural (nahnu) naqra'u
2 m pl (antum) taqra'uuna
2 f pl (antunna) taqra'na
3 m pl (hum) yaqra'uuna
3 f pl (hunna) yaqra'na


As for the future tense it's the same as the imperfect indicative, but you add the word "sawf" in front of the verb or you attach the letter sin/s in front of the verb and it'll be pronounced "sa". f.ex. he'll read: sawf yaqra'u or sayaqra'u

sis islam .. MasHalah ..

* those who have no clue or have questions plzdnt hasitate to ask * ( Jazakahumullahu KHairan )

format_quote Originally Posted by WomanOfJihad

* those who have no clue or have questions plzdnt hasitate to ask * ( Jazakahumullahu KHairan )

indeed as my sister said... feel free,,

I'm there 4 uz and my sis,, + feel free 2 correct me...

hope u all enjoy light heartedness . Allah continue to bless us with it!

Assalamo Alaikum

I found this, it's cool, and informative

In sha' Allah you'll like it:

These are words used in English, but are from Arabic origin:

admiral
adobe
alchemy
alcohol
alcove
alembic
alfalfa
algebra
algorithm
alkali
almanac
amalgam
aniline
apricot
arsenal
arsenic
artichoke
assassin
aubergine
azure
barbarian?
bedouin
benzine(?)
Betelgeuse
bint
borax
cable calabash
calibre
caliph
camel
camise
camphor
candy
cane
cannabis
carafe
carat
caraway
carmine
carob
casbah
check
checkmate
cinnabar
cipher
coffee
copt
cotton
crimson
crocus
cumin
damask
dhow dragoman
elixir
emir
fakir
fellah
garble
gauze
gazelle
ghoul
Gibraltar
giraffe
grab
guitar
gypsum
halva
harem
hashish
hazard
henna
hookah
imam
influenza
jar
jasmine
jerboa
jessamine
jinn kafir
khamsin
khan
kismet
kohl
lacquer
lake
lemon
lilac
lime
lute
magazine
mahdi
marabout
marzipan
massacre
massage
mastaba
mate
mattress
mecca
minaret
mizzen
mocha
mohair
monsoon
mosque muezzin
mufti
mullah
mummy
muslim
muslin
myrrh
nabob
nacre
nadir
orange
ottoman
popinjay
racket
safari
saffron
saloop
sash
scallion
senna
sequin
serif
sesame
shackle
sheikh
sherbet
shrub sirocco
sofa
spinach
sudd
sufi
sugar
sultan
sultana
syrup
tabby
talc
talisman
tamarind
tambourine
tarboosh
tare
tariff
tarragon
Trafalgar
typhoon
vega
vizier
wadi
zenith
zero

ukhtuki fil islam UREEDU saa3duki (your help)

maa ma'na:

May Allah swt give us the ability (hidayah) to act upon wat has been said.

* Afwan, ana MUz3ijah*