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My birth name is Paula, but I have been going by Sunnie for about 20 years, and just recently added Ameena to Sunnie. So could I please have Paula, Sunnie and Ameena written in Arabic. By the way, Arabic is a beautiful language to look at. Thank you in advance, Sunnie Ameena
 
That doesn't say Who Am I... :D

Can you write Ersin please sister?

Scimi
 
Wow , many requests ma shaa Allah..

I promise ya tomorrow in shaa Allah all of ya will get the meanings and the names written in Arabic too (according ma ability of course), please forgive me cause I can't do it now, just few minutes then my sister will kick me out of the chair...
 
BismellahiIrrahmaani Irraheem Tawakkalna ala Allah


a lot


InshaAllah names are on the way


few are : Samaha , Rania , Meetu , Jabin , Mashroor


1_Samaha: Is an Arabic word means Generosity, forgiveness, good-heartedness, tolerance and many amazing and beautiful meanings and if you would put this word before someone’s name or when saying: his samaha then it means: his eminence.

in Arabic we write it like this:
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سَمَاحَة

2_ Rania: some say that this name is a descriptive name for the female who looks at something constantly, deeplyand calmly and pay full attention to others. And some said that it is neither from Arabic words nor has a meaning.

In Arabic we write it like this:
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رَانِية or رَانِيا
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3_ Meetu: I failed finding its meaning but we write it in Arabic like this:
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مِيتُو


4_ Jabin:for this Hebrew name I found ya two links my sweetie:

http://www.abarim-publications.com/Meaning/Jabin.html
http://www.thinkbabynames.com/meaning/1/Jabin

and according to its pronouncing; we write it in Arabic like this:
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جايبِن


5_ Mashroor: I don’t know why would someone name his dear and precious child with this name cause it’s an Arabic word which means: The one who is described of evil. maybe they don't know the meaning.
Written in Arabic:
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مَشْرُور




Who Am I?

Wa Alikum Assalaam wa Rahmatullahi Wa Barakaatuh
Our precious Sister Endy has written the meaning in Arabic of that Q but we write its English pronouncing in Arabic like this:
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هُو أم آي؟
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My birth name is Paula, but I have been going bySunnie for about 20 years, and just recently added Ameena to Sunnie. So could Iplease have Paula, Sunnie and Ameena written in Arabic. By the way, Arabic is abeautiful language to look at. Thank you in advance, Sunnie Ameena

Of course honey, here you are :
Paula:
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بُولا
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Sunnie:
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سَنِي
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Ameena:
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أَمِينَة
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The beauty is in your precious eyes and warm heart,May Allah make beauty and happiness the title of every single moment of your precious life always and the whole Ummah too Ameeen

Thatdoesn't say Who Am I...


Can you write Ersin please sister?

Scimi

Of course O my noble and respected brother, here you are:
Ersin:
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ارْسِن
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JazaakiAllah khayr sister for all these.

The name Jabin that sis Muslim Woman mentioned, there is a similar name pronounced Jabeen in the subcontinent. If that is what is meant, then it is the same word as here:

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Sahih International

And when they had both submitted and he put him down upon his forehead, (37:103)

جَبِين It means forehead or countenance.

And the name mashroor, might be the Bengali pronounciation for masroor, مَسْرُور meaning happy or joyous.

I think some Bengalis pronounce seen as sheen, so the name sohayl becomes shohayl or shoayl etc.

But inshaa'Allah sis Muslim Woman can clarify.
 
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Wa Alikum Assalaam Wa Rahmatullahi Wa Barakaatuh Ya Ghaaliyati ^_^

Sub'haanAllah , while searching I was thinking about Masroor really but Mashroor reallymeans what I have written above ...


and now after telling me about Bengali way of pronouncing , I am happy that itmeans Masroor instead of that scary name...Alhamdulilah.


wa iyaki ya qamari Ameeeeeen

with that still, there are many people using ugly names for theirchildren...like the female name Shaynah
شينةhere which means : the ugly one...

how to give such a name to my child ??? we will be called by our names in the dayof Judgment so, we have to own good ones and give our precious thebest of them...


May Allah guide us all Ameeen


شكراًيا عَسَل صَافِي على المُسَاعَدَة. أَنْتِ حَقاً رَائِعَة^_^
بارك الله فيك و جَعَلك مِن عِبَادِه المُخلصِين المُتَّقِين المُحْسِنين آمـيـن

 
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5_ Mashroor: I don’t know why would someone name his dear and precious child with this name cause it’s an Arabic word which means: The one who is described of evil.

:(

In Urdu / Hindi , the meaning is famous .

Mitu / Meetu has anything related to death ??
 
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2_ Rania: some say that this name is a descriptive name for the female who looks at something constantly, deeplyand calmly and pay full attention to others. And some said that it is neither from Arabic words nor has a meaning.



thanks sis a lot . In one site , I found similar to what u mentioned . But in another site , , I found a different meaning .

In Arabic, Rania means "delighted; contented." Queen Rania of Jordan is a famous bearer.

http://www.ebabynames.com/#!meaning-of-Rania
 
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In Urdu / Hindi , the meaning is famous .

In Urdu/Hindi, the word meaning famous is mash'hoor, مَشْهُور, just like in Arabic.

There isn't a word called mashroor in Hindi/Urdu as far as I know. There's masroor, meaning happy or joyous, and mash'hoor, that means famous, both in Arabic and Urdu. And, as sis Amat Allah said, mashroor in Arabic is the one described of evil.

But Allahu a3lam.
 
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Of course honey, here you are : Paula: بُولا Sunnie: سَنِي Ameena: أَمِينَة The beauty is in your precious eyes and warm heart,May Allah make beauty and happiness the title of every single moment of your precious life always and the whole Ummah too Ameeen

Thank you so much sister, it is beautiful. :thankyou:
 


Of course O my noble and respected brother, here you are:
Ersin: ارْسِن

JazakAllah Khair, Thank you so much sister :)... I think this will bring a VERY BIG smile on bro Ersins face insha-Allah. This is awesomes :) May Allah make you happy always, and keep you in HIS limitless favours, both in this world and the next, Ameen.

EDIT: WOOHOO, I showed Ersin on MSN, and I even pasted the Arabic text straight into MSN and guess what? :D it works... Ersin loves it and will change his name from Ersin to ارْسِن on MSN chat... I think that made my day as well as his. He says thank you for the effrot sister and he really appreciates your kindness :)

I say, bless you both, Alhamdulillah.

Scimi
 
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رضوان =Satisfaction contentment, happiness, pleasure.Acceptance. Good Will. Name Of The Keeper Of The Gates Of Heaven.
 
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:sl: sis



In Urdu/Hindi, the word meaning famous is mash'hoor, مَشْهُور, just like in Arabic.

There isn't a word called mashroor in Hindi/Urdu as far as I know. There's masroor, meaning happy or joyous, and mash'hoor, that means famous, both in Arabic and Urdu. And, as sis Amat Allah said, mashroor in Arabic is the one described of evil.

But Allahu a3lam.


thanks a lot sis ; U people are doing a great job :D

Mashrukh / Masrookh - is there any meaning of it ?
 
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:(

In Urdu / Hindi , the meaning is famous .

Mitu / Meetu has anything related to death ??

if you meant Mayyit مَيِّت then it means the dead one but for Mitu I just found this:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mitú

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mitu_(bird)

in Arabic: مِيتُو

Marina Hadeya plz I also like know the meaning :)

Here you are Marina meaning my sweetie :

http://www.thinkbabynames.com/meaning/0/Marina

and in Arabic:
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مارِينا
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and Hadeya: it is an arabic name for a female which means the one who guides and its written like this:
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هادِيَة
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Thank you so much sister, it is beautiful. :thankyou:

you are very welcome at anytime honey ^_^


JazakAllah Khair, Thank you so much sister :)... I think this will bring a VERY BIG smile on bro Ersins face insha-Allah. This is awesomes :) May Allah make you happy always, and keep you in HIS limitless favours, both in this world and the next, Ameen.

EDIT: WOOHOO, I showed Ersin on MSN, and I even pasted the Arabic text straight into MSN and guess what? :D it works... Ersin loves it and will change his name from Ersin to ارْسِن on MSN chat... I think that made my day as well as his. He says thank you for the effrot sister and he really appreciates your kindness :)

I say, bless you both, Alhamdulillah.

Scimi

you too and the whole Ummah Ameeeeeeen , that made my day too Alhamdulilah

May Allah love you both and protect you from all harm and evil Ameeeeeeen

both of ya are always welcome O dear sons of my precious Ummah...

:wa:

thanks a lot sis ; U people are doing a great job :D

Mashrukh / Masrookh - is there any meaning of it ?

Mashrukh is an arabic word means: cracked and it is written like this: مَشْروخ
 
hi can you write me name EMA in arabic, and if u can tell me if there is a difference between EMA and EMMA.
I found these words
أَمَة
آﻤﺔ
آﻤﻪ
ايما
إيما
إمَا
and I’m not sure which one is name EMA :hmm:

thanks
 
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:sl: sis



... masroor, meaning happy or joyous..... as sis Amat Allah said, mashroor in Arabic is the one described of evil.
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can u pl. post the pronounciation / audio of both masroor

and mashroor ?


And what's the meaning of Rafi ?
 

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