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loqq i think you mean JazzakAllah Khair brother ;)
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loqq i think you mean JazzakAllah Khair brother ;)
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Originally Posted by zAk
In any event, I left a redirect in the general section, just for you. :D
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Assalamu alaikum warahmatullahi wabarakatuh
Jazak'Allahu Khayran it is very useful. May i have your permission to share it with the other Furum.
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The topic was on journey.. It seems it has found its resting place finally... :D
And I thank charisma for the great outline of the basic terms. :applaud:
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ah tht's kind Ansar :DQuote:
Why? Its more relevant here.
In any event, I left a redirect in the general section, just for you.
btw tht thread was started in HALAL FUN Section n was named exclamations,
so i thought its better to hv tht in General Sec,
i saw u online n so mentioned ur name then :)
but u left :( n had to ask IK to do tht :)
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**trying to use those basic Islamic terms** :)
Alhamdulillah !!!!!!!!!!
to see the old name bak :)
Asalamu Alaikum
wa inty eb khair okhti :) lol ofcoarse u can use it :p spread the knowledge inshallah :DQuote:
Assalamu alaikum warahmatullahi wabarakatuh
Jazak'Allahu Khayran it is very useful. May i have your permission to share it with the other Furum.
lol ur very welcome ekhi :)Quote:
The topic was on journey.. It seems it has found its resting place finally...
And I thank charisma for the great outline of the basic terms
erm...can we have this thread as a sticky so that ppl can refer to it whenever they want? :)
fi aman Allah
w'salaam
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Originally Posted by *charisma*
Yes, that will be just fine sister... :)
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Jazakhallah for that. As you requested thread made as a sticky.
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Originally Posted by Rafay
i learned that when a companion tells the sneezer who says Al-hamdulillah, Yarhamuk-Allah, that the sneezer should say...athabana wa athabakum Allah...is this not correct?
wat does tht mean ???Quote:
athabana wa athabakum Allah
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that is what i was taught to say...i do not know what it means...sorry
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An explanation of two words: Din دين and Islaam اسلام
http://www.islam-is-the-only-solution.com/2words.htm
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Preacher
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Can anyone tell me what would be the Arabic equivalent of english words such as sweetie, cutie, dear, love, sweetheart, darling, etc suitable for one's husband and children?
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I think spouses tend to call each other 'Habeebee' (for the husband) and 'Habeebatee' (for the wife) which means 'my love'.
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interesting!! Iv enver com across that before!