Plz tell me the meaning of this arabic word...

**swanlake** · 09-30-2005

ukhty al habeeby

What does it mean?

**Halima** · 09-30-2005

Originally Posted by Buthaynah

I would personally recommend that no brother (in islam) calls his sister (in islam) habibati. It just does not sound gud....of course, if it is your biological brother then it is acceptable. But, non biological....la! la!

salaam :coolsis:

I have not heard of one yet

**Buthaynah** · 09-30-2005

Originally Posted by Halima

I have not heard of one yet

have not heard one of wat, sis?

**Umm Safiya** · 10-16-2005

Can a sister say "Dear Brother" to a brother in Islâm? And if so, how do you say that? Just wondering.. Not like I'm gonna run around saying it everywhere!

**Umm Safiya** · 10-31-2005

Assalâmu 'alaykum..

When someone says I love you for the sake of Allâh, how do you say that? I asked before, but I forgot and can't find it..
And if you say it on english, can you say I love you fillah, or do you say I love you fisabi-lillâh?

Barak Allâhu fiikum..

**Ameeratul Layl** · 10-31-2005

Originally Posted by Ms. Amira

Can a sister say "Dear Brother" to a brother in Islâm? And if so, how do you say that? Just wondering.. Not like I'm gonna run around saying it everywhere!

Dear = 3aziz (Aziz)
Akee= Brother

I hope u dont run around saying it to everyone

Allah ma3ik

**Ameeratul Layl** · 10-31-2005

[QUOTE=Ms. Amira;102421]Assalâmu 'alaykum..

When someone says I love you for the sake of Allâh, how do you say that? I asked before, but I forgot and can't find it..

Its on the tip of my tongue....but I cant remember it! Wen I do, InshgAllah I will let u know.

:rolleyes:

**meknesi** · 10-31-2005

salam brothers and sisters habbeebee or habeebatee derives form the word hub which means love so when we say ena uhibek fillah that means i love you for the sake of Allah swt. so i would not consider sayingh habibi or habibtee for the opposite sex unless ur biologicals or ur spouses.

meknesi

**Silver Pearl** · 10-31-2005

Originally Posted by Ms. Amira

Assalâmu 'alaykum..

When someone says I love you for the sake of Allâh, how do you say that? I asked before, but I forgot and can't find it..
And if you say it on english, can you say I love you fillah, or do you say I love you fisabi-lillâh?

Barak Allâhu fiikum..

warahmatullahi wabarakatuh,

Ba7eebak fee sabilillah...is that what you're looking for?

Fillah doesn't make sense....hmm....

**Ameeratul Layl** · 11-01-2005

Originally Posted by Ms. Amira

Assalâmu 'alaykum..

When someone says I love you for the sake of Allâh, how do you say that? I asked before, but I forgot and can't find it..
And if you say it on english, can you say I love you fillah, or do you say I love you fisabi-lillâh?

Barak Allâhu fiikum..

Wipeeeeee! I remebered the dua....it is:

Uhibak Aladhi ahbabtani lahu

Yipeeeeeee!!!!!!!

sorry.....

Allah ma3ik:loving:

**MetSudaisTwice** · 11-01-2005

salam
what does istaaow i'tadilu akeemu soofu fakumus sudulkhalal wa la takhtalifu mean? the imams say this before prayer
wasalam

**Ameeratul Layl** · 11-01-2005

Originally Posted by metsudaistwice

salam
what does istaaow i'tadilu akeemu soofu fakumus sudulkhalal wa la takhtalifu mean? the imams say this before prayer
wasalam

Basically to stand in straight rows na dmake sure there are no gaps and all the rest.

Allah ma3ak

**MetSudaisTwice** · 11-01-2005

salam
whats all the rest?
wasalam

**Umm Safiya** · 11-01-2005

I must say, I'm getting a little confused.. Sorry if I'm slow..

Is it:

1. Uhibak Aladhi ahbabtani lahu,

2. Ba7eebak fee sabilillah,

or

3. ena uhibek fillah

Originally Posted by Silver Pearl

Fillah doesn't make sense....hmm....

Is it then filillah? 'Cause there's an arab sister, who keeps telling me I love you fillâh(fiil Allâh) But fiil, doens't that mean elephant?

I'm sorry, I'm just very very bad at arabic, so I have to learn it like I'm a kid.. Get allllllllllll the explanations(?) etc.

**MetSudaisTwice** · 11-01-2005

salam
i know how your feeling sis, am not too good at arabic as well, but i have a basic understanding
wasalam

**Ameeratul Layl** · 11-01-2005

Originally Posted by Ms. Amira

I must say, I'm getting a little confused.. Sorry if I'm slow..

Is it:

1.
2. Ba7eebak fee sabilillah,

or

3. ena uhibek fillah

Is it then filillah? 'Cause there's an arab sister, who keeps telling me I love you fillâh(fiil Allâh) But fiil, doens't that mean elephant?

I'm sorry, I'm just very very bad at arabic, so I have to learn it like I'm a kid.. Get allllllllllll the explanations(?) etc.

The one I gave to you:
Uhibak Aladhi ahbabtani lahu,
Is the best way to say it....cuz it simply means:

I love you for the sake of Allah. Ignore all of this fiilah.
Yes, feel does mean elephant and its rather confusing. So jst stick to myn.:happy1:

Allah ma3ik

**Umm Safiya** · 11-01-2005

.. Okay ukhti.. JazakAllâh..

**Umm Safiya** · 11-02-2005

Allllllrighty.. Here I am again again.. I have another question..

How do you say ukhti in plural in arabic?

BarakAllâhu fiikum..

**Umm Safiya** · 11-02-2005

Uh yeah, just thought of something more..

What is du'â in plural?

**Jurhumite Solja** · 11-02-2005

Originally Posted by Ameeratul Layl

The one I gave to you:
Uhibak Aladhi ahbabtani lahu,
Is the best way to say it....cuz it simply means:

I love you for the sake of Allah. Ignore all of this fiilah.
Yes, feel does mean elephant and its rather confusing. So jst stick to myn.:happy1:

Allah ma3ik

Actually, Uhibak aladhi ahbabtani lahu doesn't make sense. Rather, Uhibak fee Allah makes more sense. Uhibak Fee Allah means I love you in Allah or for the sake of.

Fee and it's not feel. There is a difference. The word Fee means in or for, in this case, it would mean for the sake of. Similar to saying, Ant Ukhi FEE Al Islam. You're my brother IN islam.

How do you say ukhti in plural in arabic?
Akhawati

What is du'â in plural?

Ad'eya.

**Umm Safiya** · 11-02-2005

Originally Posted by Jurhumite Solja

Actually, Uhibak aladhi ahbabtani lahu doesn't make sense. Rather, Uhibak fee Allah makes more sense. Uhibak Fee Allah means I love you in Allah or for the sake of.

Fee and it's not feel. There is a difference. The word Fee means in or for, in this case, it would mean for the sake of. Similar to saying, Ant Ukhi FEE Al Islam. You're my brother IN islam.

How do you say ukhti in plural in arabic?
Akhawati

What is du'â in plural?

Ad'eya.

JazakAllâhu khayr akhee or ukhtii..!