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

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Re: wHAT DOES THIS MEAN...

I am sure it means baby
I like a song by Cheb Mami called Vien Vien Habibi - and my husband told me it means baby. Don't know if it also applies to infants or is just an affectionate term for a partner
 
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Just checked with Mr A and it is an affectionate term for female - not for child
 
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Oh,thank u all for answering my question.
Im fluent in spanish but not in arabic...me and my sis.have been trying to learn arabic but it is soooooooo hard.
I wish i did know arabic,though.
 
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Assalamu Alaikum

I think 'habibi' means 'loved one' or 'friend'.

Wassalamu Alaikum
 
FiAmaanillah i thought that was urdu no???

i know the others Arabic....
 
allrite keep your hair on (if u have any:giggling: ) hmmm...alrite.....never knew that...well now i do......
 
Ukhti habiby isn't correct if you are considering Arabic grammar.
It's Ukhti alhabibah. You often hear Sheikhs addressing sisters with that term when they are giving talks or such, it's an affectionate term, and can be used if no fitnah is feared.

Fi Amanillah is a term used when two people or more are going different ways, some sort of a farewell. like someone posted earlier it means "In Allahs Protection"
 
now that its said i realise it is arabic..i remember learning the individual words.....
 
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What does these words mean:

ijtihâd
ikhtilâf
mujtahids
mufassirûn
usûl
ma'sheikh
muhaddithûns
fuqahâ's
hudja

Barak Allâhu fiikum..

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ijtihâd : In Islamic meaning it is when a scholar forulates an independent judgment on a theological question (of course based on the application of the usul )
ikhtilâf : It means differences
mujtahid : It means the person who performs the ijtihaad (above)
mufassirûn :Those who perform tafseer of the Qur'aan
usûl : in arabic literature it means 'Principles' or 'fundamentals'.
ma'sheikh : << it's written wrong here, the correct way would be "Mashaayeikh" and it's plural form for "Sheikh" which means scholar
muhaddithûns : (minus the s ) They are the people who compiled the Hadeeth from the Sahaabah and taabi'een.
fuqahâ's : (minus the 's' also) it can either mean an expert in fiqh (jurisprudence in Islam) or it can either mean an expert reciter of the Qur'an.
hudja : It means proof

Okie dokie :) I hope I helped insha'allah
 

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