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

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It came out abit wrong i believe...:X looks like you got it the reverse way loq
 
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Oh is it just me? :rollseyes

sorry when i look at it, it starts with the letter "Qaaf" and goes backwards.
 
The way I see it there are boxes instead of the baa, taa and qaaf.
But Masha Allah it looks right, well done sister.
 
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I still see it the same way, I bet its just me so inshAllah dont worry :brother:
 
Great, now you can see it clearly and it sure looks like the spellings i have seen.
 
Oh.. Barak Allâhu fik.. Can you write it in arabic inshâ'Allâh, then I would be so happy! :) Jazak Allâhu khayr..
 
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Alright, jazak Allâhu khayr..

Got another one.. What does bi'idhnillah or something mean?

بإذن الله

people here in egypt says : be'iznillah ...But the right way to pronounce it is : Be'ithnillah
the Th is pronounced like in the words ( The ) , (they) & ( those)

also Bi which means (with ) is not pronounced like beeeeeee , no no , But its lightly pronounced : be ...very simple !!
 
Ukhti Habibi is incorrect in Arabic..

The person should have said.. Habibati ........ Habibi is Masculine !! it means my beloved!

and anyway, the man should not have said that to a Muslim sister.
 
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If I say, takallum danmarkiyya min fadlak, what does that mean then?

And how do I spell Amira? I've been told 3 different ways, so now I'm confused..
 

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