what does the word Arabic mean?
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I don't think so. Arabic is a term which refer to a original culture appeared in Arabic peninsula. They have their own religious beliefs based on judaic monotheism. They consider Christianity a form of polytheism 'because religious belief about trinity which appeared after few centuries after Christ and was introduced by so called Christians o Greek filosofers. They see Europe and America as a land of false worshipers. On the over hand they consider liberty of press is used not for discover truths but to promote sex and over sins. It is a religious belief and a point of view. But it is not terrorism.  On the over hand they consider liberty of press is used not for discover truths but to promote sex and over sins. It is a religious belief and a point of view. But it is not terrorism.   Such beliefs can be founded in Europe, and in United States at Christian practice rs but this point of view is not viewed as a modern o progressist view. Even so it is not a terrorist specific point of view. Another problem is: "Why religion is used for politic manipulation worldwide?"  This is the real question.
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both Hebrew and Arabic
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What are "Arabics?"\n\nAre you referring to Muslims, because most of them are not Arab-Americans.\n\nOr are you referring to Arab-Americans, because most of them are not Muslim.
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It is Arabic meaning honest faithful and trustworthy
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on the internet explorer page.. at the top, go to "view" then click on "encoding", then click on "arabic (windows)" and then you will be able to read arabic.\ni hope i answered your question.
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It is an arabic word which means that you are a silly girl!!
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we dont have the word Jamee in arabic ...but as many said here if u add L it will be Jameel ...\n\nand will means beautiful ....\n\nand if u say Jame'h will means Mosque ...\n\ngood luck :)
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i think it depends on your operating system. your windows must have arabic support.
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in arabic it means friend
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Translated from Arabic, it means "Peace be upon him" or something to that effect.\n\nAs-Salaam wa Aleikum means, "Peace be upon you."  Or rather, "The peace of God be upon you."  If you just take the initials, there's an "S" and "A" and a "W" in that phrase, so you can kind of see where it comes from.\n\nSorry, that's the best I can do since I don't speak Arabic, but you get the picture?
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in Islam when you say Allah(which is the same meaning as god but in Arabic)you say SUB HAN ALLAH=which means almighty god.\nand when you say a prophets name you say PEACE BE UPON HIM.\nSome gratings that have god in them are\nALLAH MA AK=which means god is with you\nALHAMDUALLAH= which means thanks to Allah\nSALAMU ALLAKUM WA RAHMATU ALLAH WA BARAKATU= which means peace be upon you and gods mercy to you.\ni hope this helped you a little bit.
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سوامناريان I think this will help it's in Arabic but i hope to know from you what's the meaning of it?
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Marawan as it is written in Arab countries has many meanings some are:\n1. name of a mountain.\n2. a kind of a tree that smells good.\n3. an ancient Arab name.
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Classical Arabic (the language used in prayers by both Muslims and Christians, in  the media and at school) is nobody's mother tongue. Arabs have to go school to learn it as a first language (but not as mother tongue). Each country/region in the Arab world has developed its own language (some scholars prefer the term "dialect", mainly for ideological considerations), but for linguists, the varieties of Arabic spoken (but not written, though) are full-fledged languages which developed independently from Arabic. Moroccan Arabic, for instance, was initially a pidgin language, a mixture of Mediterranean languages contrived for commercial purposes but subsequently developed in a creole, handed over from one generation to another. Believe it or not, Moroccan Arabic sounds more like French than Arabic to the ears of a Saudi or an Egyptian. As an experiment, have a non-Moroccan national watch a Moroccan sit-com and see whether you will be able to get any feedback apart from "God, they sound like Chinese, these guys" However, due to some sort of cultural dominance, most Arabs can understand perfectly Egyptian.
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i really dont know why in English its like this, in arabic the word Allah makes much more sense.\n\nbut pls dont be sick and compare the two words
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Yes it has Persian and Hebrew words in it a and these words considered Arabic now. Israel and Abraham are not of Arabic origins. Al fardous is originally Persian word means Paradise and it was used by Arabs at that time.
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آنا\n\nآ: A\nن: N\nا: A\n\nAnd just to let you know "Ana" in Arabic means "Me"