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.
A brother can say it to his sister.. ( blood brother and sister of course)
and if he does its " Ukhee habibity" same doesnt change just because its a male saying it.
now on the other hand, a brother saying it to his sister in Islam, yes he can say it... but is that wise? No.
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.
Masha q____)____) )
You've clarified and made it look easy for the brothers and sisters......shukran jaziiran ya ukhtil 3aziizah...
Remember... Allah, subhana watala, sees everything we do!
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!
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