Does anyone know what MUAH means?
91203
it's the movement you make with your lips when you kiss and add your voice into the mix
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Eid Mubarak means 'blessed Eid.'  Muslims have 2 majors holidays: Eid al-Fitr and Eid al-Aha.  Eid al-Fitr occurs the day after Ramadan ends.  Eid al-Aha occurs at the end of the hajj (pilgrimage) rituals.  Other popular greetings are "Eid Kareem" and "Eid Sayeed."  Feel free to email me with any other Qs on Islam. :o)
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What the heck does that mean?
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It is assalamu alaikum (wa rahmatu Allah wa barakatuh).\nIt is the islamic greeting, and it's arabic.\n\nIt means:\nPeace be upon you (and Allah's (God's) blessing and mercy).\n\n\nIn one of prophet Mohammad's (BP) conversations he said what approximatley translate into:\nSpread greetings( =Peace) and be in touch with your relatives and pray in night while people are sleeping, then you'll enter Paradise in peace.
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In chinese can mean dwelling or speaking (something to do with religion), in Irish it means abyss. But the variation of that (Samira) in Arabic means entertaining. But seriously, why are you using a name if you don't know what it means.
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are u sure from the spelling ...i didnt got it in arabic ...if u tell us what it back to ...pls do ...\n\ngood luck :)
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No.\nThe term is מחמדים (with vowels: מַחֲמַדִּים, pronounced: machmadim) and it is a plural form of the word מחמד (machmad) means something precious, or beloved, in Hebrew.\n\nThe word machmad in Hebrew comes from the root CH.M.D, the root of words such as "coveted", "delightful", "delightful", "desirable"...\nIn Arabic, the root CH.M.D is the root of words such as "praised", "decent", "praiseworthy" etc, and this is also the root of the name Muhammad.\n\nThe sentence "חִכּוֹ, מַמְתַקִּים, וְכֻלּוֹ, מַחֲמַדִּים" (Chico, mamtakim, vechulo, machmadim) was translated as: "His mouth is most sweet; yea, he is altogether lovely".
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INSHALLAH MEANS IF ALLAH WILLS AND MASHALLAH MEANS GLORY BE TO ALLAH...
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I don't reckon that the inventors of this trademark had Hebrew in their mind when thought of it, but you are quite right.\n\nYah is one of god's many names in Hebrew.\nHoo means "he", or "his", but sometimes it has no meaning.\nThe combination of the two words is very popular in biblical names, such as Zedekiah (Tzidkiyahu: justice of Yah), or Isaiah (Yisha'ayahu: Yah is salvation).\n\nYahoo means "he is god".
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Their are many sahabas, and they have their names and their charactaristics. i.e Abou Bakr Al-Sedeik, Al-Sadeik means the one who beleives in everything told from Prophet Muhamed, his name is Abdullah, which means the prayer to God, second one, ALy, his name comes from lifting high, as if he is high in everything (really he was), if you need to know more about them, send me on the email, dctrjava100@yahoo.com
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The first sounds like arabic have no clue about meaning but I was recently in an arabic speaking country and it sounds a lot like the pattern of this language.\n\nFi amanuallah is arabic and means 'may God protect you' other similar phrases are 'khud hafiz, allah hafiz, or the classic assalamu alaykum' It is a religious greeting and blessing.\n\nSigbo and lonizt are names because I can't find a translation for them other than being names perhaps of German origin. \n\nI tried my best and I know four languages...\n\nI would conclude that from this message the person is giving you good wishes and a blessing in your life. It is a thoughtful and very loving thing to say...
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The only thing I could find that might remotely translate it was "The word used by al-Tha'labi is the passive (ufa) of the form III perfect verb afa, from afa which means, "to restore to health, heal, cure (someone)." ( http://farms.byu.edu/publications/paperschapter.php?chapid=68 )\n\nI am sorry, I looked and looked. It stands for so many things... from Air Force Association, Anti-Fascist Action, American Family Association.... Good Luck...\n\nBTW, have you ever asked him?
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"Moshalim" is a word in HEBREW.\n\nIt may mean "proverbs" or "prophetical enunciations".\n\nAlso, a "supreme sage" or "master teacher of wisdom" (from the Hebrew "mashal" = "parable")
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"Gunth"\nthis is from old ENGLISH.\nit means "Brown"(colour)
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Mujahid (pl. Mujahideen)is one who performs jihad (struggle) => One who struggles.\n\nJihadi is not used for the person who struggles, but it exists in the language. The addition of the ya' (i) at the end adds the meaning of belonging. Jehadi = anything that's related to or belonging to jihad. It's just like adding the "ic" suffix in English. So for Islamic for example, we say islami in Arabic.
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أنا مت عليك would literally mean "I died on you", but practically means I missed you so.\nAm not sure if that's exactly what you need but if you clarify more I will be able to assist you.
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it means king it may or may not  be haram.. allah knows the best..