Arabic Q & A

Salamualikum.

How write >Soulja_Gyal< in Arabic?

Ma'assalama

Salam Abdallah and Kittygyal,
Yes Abdallah you can ask whatever insha Allah

Kittygyal
Soulja_Gyal
سولجا_جيال
Is it a name or what?

format_quote Originally Posted by muslim1

Salam Abdallah and Kittygyal,
Yes Abdallah you can ask whatever insha Allah

Kittygyal
Soulja_Gyal
سولجا_جيال
Is it a name or what?

Aye it's a name, In english it'd be spelt "Soldier Girl"

format_quote Originally Posted by <Abdullah>

Could you please write the name Riyadh or Riyaz in arabic?
Jazakallah Khair

Like this: رياز or رياض

format_quote Originally Posted by muslim1

Kittygyal
Soulja_Gyal
سولجا_جيال
Is it a name or what?

Shukran sister.

May Allaah reward you for your efforts. AMin

Ma'assalama

format_quote Originally Posted by Abu Musab

Aye it's a name, In english it'd be spelt "Soldier Girl"

It's MY name and no it's spelt >Soulja_Gyal< end off!

Does Arabic have dual besides singular and plural?
Does arabic have grammatical case?
How many tenses does arabic have?

format_quote Originally Posted by Kittygyal

Shukran sister.

May Allaah reward you for your efforts. AMin

Ma'assalama

Muslim1's a sister? *rubeyes*

the gender thing should be there for everyone so that i don't get confused when people have male names *smack head*

format_quote Originally Posted by Abu Musab

Muslim1's a sister? *rubeyes*

the gender thing should be there for everyone so that i don't get confused when people have male names *smack head*

Listen bro it's up to them if they want to put gender or not!, but ya would be more easy for us i guess.

Will you stop this scratching,smacking,rubbing thing now!.. simple, we don't have the smilieys you have on Ummah.com so end off man.

I say sister so end off!

format_quote Originally Posted by Whatsthepoint

Does Arabic have dual besides singular and plural?
Does arabic have grammatical case?
How many tenses does arabic have?

Yep it has singular dual and plural.
I don't know what you mean by grammatical case

Arabic has 3 tenses, past present and future, (maadhi, mudhaara, and mustaqbil)

format_quote Originally Posted by Kittygyal

Listen bro it's up to them if they want to put gender or not!, but ya would be more easy for us i guess.

Will you stop this scratching,smacking,rubbing thing now!.. simple, we don't have the smilieys you have on Ummah.com so end off man.

I say sister so end off!

Whatchoo picking a fight with me for? what did i ever do to you?

Muslim = male
Muslimah = female

format_quote Originally Posted by Abu Musab

Yep it has singular dual and plural.
I don't know what you mean by grammatical case

Arabic has 3 tenses, past present and future, (maadhi, mudhaara, and mustaqbil)

In certain languages a noun or an article changes depending on the situation (case) it is used.

German for instance:
ein Hund - a dog
Ich sehe einen Hund - I see a dog.

format_quote Originally Posted by Abu Musab

Whatchoo picking a fight with me for? what did i ever do to you?

Muslim = male
Muslimah = female

Forgive me brother.


Just a bad day im having... Anywho do whatever ya like wether it's Smacking ya head or rubbing ya eyes. Im just saying for your health not to do them stuff your harming ya self man

Anywho, lets be kewl.

Ma'assalama

format_quote Originally Posted by Whatsthepoint

In certain languages a noun or an article changes depending on the situation (case) it is used.

German for instance:
ein Hund - a dog
Ich sehe einen Hund - I see a dog.

I don't fully understand that (and i don't think i will) but i think arabic does have it

format_quote Originally Posted by Kittygyal

Forgive me brother.


Just a bad day im having... Anywho do whatever ya like wether it's Smacking ya head or rubbing ya eyes. Im just saying for your health not to do them stuff your harming ya self man

Anywho, lets be kewl.

Ma'assalama

There's nothing to forgive cos i wasn't serious when i said that :|

Grammatical case is more obvious in Latin:

Iulius meus amicus est - Julius is my friend.
Iulium meum amicum non video - I don't see my friend Julius.