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

As-salamu alaykum brothers and sisters

i would just like to say that Arabic Grammar is easy when you put in effort, you will be able to read Arabic without the vowels when you know your verb, subject object, proper and common nouns feminine masculine singular dual and plurals and the rules that go with them, types of sentences,
i hope that sounded easy .loooooooool ...it does take effort .

you can learn all the basics to help you on your way in 2 months if you really try hard .... but myself im lazy and slow ... i have seen others do it and even know one person who completed half a years work in two weeks ...so i wish alll those who have the desire to learn all the best on this journey ....wasalams

infact theres a mistake in my signitare ...i wonder if anybody can spot it ...wasalams

What does Wabillah Tawfiq mean?
And do I say:
a) Inti wallahi sukkar
b) Anti wallahi sukkar
c) Wallahi inti sukkar
d) Wallahi anti sukkar
- or doesn't it matter what I say?

Barak Allâhu fikum..

and with Allah is sucess ...

d) Wallahi anti sukkar

inti is slang for anti ...wasalams

and does that translate:

by Allah you are sugar? (refereing to a feamale= anti)

A sis told me inti wallahi sukkar means wallah you are sweet as sugar.. aint that right then??

As-Salamu alaykum, im not an expert ....i guess that you can use sukaar for sweet as sugar is sweet and get away with it ...the Arabic language is very free like that....wasalams

Assalamu'Alaykum

they are all correct, just depends on the dilect of arabi one speaks.

format_quote Originally Posted by 3washey

Assalamu'Alaykum

Habibi - comes from the root word "HABIB" which acually means
"beloved" and Love in arabic is "Hub"

Like brother far7an said,- Habibi is masculine and habibity is feminine.

Ukhtee al habibi is not correct who ever said that must not speak arabic. the correct wording is...

"Ukhtee ya habibity" ( My Sister, Oh my beloved) or "Ukhtee habibity" (My Beloved sister) or i will give benefit of the doubt and assume it was supposed to be "Ukhtee al Habiba" ( My sister, the Beloved)


nothing wrong with a brother saying "habibi" to another brother. and a sister can say "habibity" to another sister.

I believe the more appropriate word is HabibAtiy with a fathah not HabibIty.

Assalamu'Alaykum

na3am, but no one types it like that

Assalamu'Alaykum

Ya`ni = Like;kinda/kind of

example I : " Its like, I don't know how to explain it."

example II : " It was Kinda like this color."

Tayib = ok; alright

example I : "Ok, that sounds good."

example II : " Alright, I am going now, see you tomorrow."

There is not really much of a big difference, but I made these examples so that you will be able to grasp the meaning.

format_quote Originally Posted by Ra`eesah

Assalamu'Alaykum

na3am, but no one types it like that

I was referring to the second letter "ba" in the word habibaty. The proper way is to have it maftooh instead of it being saakin or maksoor since the original word is "habibah".

It doesn't matter if people don't write it like that. We should do it the correct way, unless you can prove to me that the word habibaty has a 2nd "ba" with sokoon or kasrah, I will rest my case.

Thanks.

Shukrulillâh or Shukran Allâh.. Which one should a person say!? And are there other ways of saying thank you?

Assalamu'Alaykum

format_quote Originally Posted by Takumi

I was referring to the second letter "ba" in the word habibaty. The proper way is to have it maftooh instead of it being saakin or maksoor since the original word is "habibah".

It doesn't matter if people don't write it like that. We should do it the correct way, unless you can prove to me that the word habibaty has a 2nd "ba" with sokoon or kasrah, I will rest my case.

Thanks.

This is not a debate for you to 'rest your case'. However, barakallahfeek for pointing that out, May Allaah increse me in Ilm. ~Aameen. I guess I do not know much of the arabi language, I will leave it for those who have better understanding, i.e You and the likes.

Forgive me if I have mislead anyone.

there is more than one type of arabic spoke...and there are types where other arabic speakers dont understand a word others talk.....subhanallah Ra'eesah u know arabic well its your mother tongue!!!!innit???