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

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It could be understood as Ameen and yet again Ameen, just to re-emphase it
 
so can you keep on saying it...like ameen...thumma ameen...thumma ameen???well people usually stop at the second....but once i heard these people keep going on and i had never heard of it before...but i think they were being silly......
 
LOL sis sapphire :D :D you made me laugh, being silly eh? lol.......yeah I've never heard people say it more than twice either. I dont know, maybe they were just being overemotional over a particular du'a or something? lol
 
they were being silly....dnt ask...i walked in and one sed ameen...tehn another sed thumma ameen...then another sed thumma thuma ameen...and it went all muddled and confusing...they are people from my school class....
 
ah I see....probably they were having good fun out of it too right? :D
 
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I'm back with another word, yet again.. :D

What does dars and halaqa mean, and what's the difference between the two?
The word dars, they use it at the masjid where I go, when they explain a topic for us at sunday.. They call that dars..
And when hizb is talking about a topic they say halaqa..
Barak Allâhu fiikum..

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according to my undrstanding:
halaqa is a circle. we used to have them on monday evenings just before bedtime in my school. we'd sit and talk about Islam and its articles or anything related.
and dars could mean lesson
 
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Can someone plz tell me the meaning of the above? ^^

بِسْمِ اللّهِ الرَّحْمـَنِ الرَّحِيمِ <- This I can read..

بنيامين نتانياهو يفوز بزعامة حزب الليكود في الاقتراع الداخلي الذي تم الاثنين متفوقا على منافسه الرئيسي <-- How can you read that, when there's only letters, and not those signs as fatha, kasra etc.? How do you know that it should be fatha instead of kasra, when they aren't there? I don't understand it!:sister:

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Can someone plz tell me the meaning of the above? ^^

بِسْمِ اللّهِ الرَّحْمـَنِ الرَّحِيمِ <- This I can read..

بنيامين نتانياهو يفوز بزعامة حزب الليكود في الاقتراع الداخلي الذي تم الاثنين متفوقا على منافسه الرئيسي <-- How can you read that, when there's only letters, and not those signs as fatha, kasra etc.? How do you know that it should be fatha instead of kasra, when they aren't there? I don't understand it!:sister:

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this you can only read if you no the arabic grammer.when you need to put the fatha kasra and dhammah.


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I can read it but i dont understand all the words.. Benyamin Natania huwa yafuz biza'amat hizb alyakud fil iqtira' addakhili alladhi tamma alithnain mutafawwiqan ala munafasah arra'eesi...

Hmm.. i need a dictionary :D
 
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Can someone plz tell me the meaning of the above? ^^

بِسْمِ اللّهِ الرَّحْمـَنِ الرَّحِيمِ <- This I can read..

بنيامين نتانياهو يفوز بزعامة حزب الليكود في الاقتراع الداخلي الذي تم الاثنين متفوقا على منافسه الرئيسي <-- How can you read that, when there's only letters, and not those signs as fatha, kasra etc.? How do you know that it should be fatha instead of kasra, when they aren't there? I don't understand it!:sister: :w:


"How do you know that it should be fatha instead of kasra, when they aren't there?"

Mainly by practice and knowing more about Arabic rules and reading Arabic more.

One good way to do so is to read Quran in Arabic more and to study its words and meanings. You will have doube benefits: studying Quran Karim and practicing Arabic too. :coolsis:

Peace,
Basma
 
The meaning of the Arabic text is "Benjamin Netenyaho wins the the Likud Party leadership in the internal voting that happened Monday (and) having victory over his major competitor"
 
Re: dar=lesson, halaqa=circle

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I'm back with another word, yet again.. :D

What does dars and halaqa mean, and what's the difference between the two?
The word dars, they use it at the masjid where I go, when they explain a topic for us at sunday.. They call that dars..
And when hizb is talking about a topic they say halaqa..
Barak Allâhu fiikum..

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dars is a lesson, they call that dars because they give u a lesson/dars in each time.

Halaqa is a circle, we in the arabic region sits in a circle with the teacher so we can all see him/her talking, we call this halaqa or circle.

Hizb is a party or group of people

Anything more i'm at ur service, im an Arab :coolsis:
 
Re: dar=lesson, halaqa=circle

dars is a lesson, they call that dars because they give u a lesson/dars in each time.

Halaqa is a circle, we in the arabic region sits in a circle with the teacher so we can all see him/her talking, we call this halaqa or circle.

Hizb is a party or group of people

Anything more i'm at ur service, im an Arab :coolsis:

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Barak Allâhu fiiki ukhti!

Hizb ut-Tahrir, they say; 'When are you coming to halawa' and in the masjid where I come, they say: 'When are you coming to dars', and I didn't know the difference!
But at the masjid, we sit in a circle and listen to the teacher, so then thats halaqa too, or?

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