No it does not
ayaan=helper , it comes from Awon . Moin is the adjective which is one of the God's name in Arabic.
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Re: Ayan / Liyan
Author: nuray » Sat Mar 28, 2009 8:30 pm
talsor wrote:No it does not
ayaan=helper , it comes from Awon . Moin is the adjective which is one of the God's name in Arabic.
thankyou. i understand very little arabic. a syrian amar lie to me and tell me it mean gift of allah. i am going to ask him why he gave wrong translation.
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Re: Ayan / Liyan
Author: talsor » Sat Mar 28, 2009 9:56 pm
nuray wrote:talsor wrote:No it does not
ayaan=helper , it comes from Awon . Moin is the adjective which is one of the God's name in Arabic.
thankyou. i understand very little arabic. a syrian amar lie to me and tell me it mean gift of allah. i am going to ask him why he gave wrong translation.
Tell him that you changed his name from amar to hamar
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Re: Ayan / Liyan
Author: Erty » Sun Mar 29, 2009 1:45 am
Yes, call him a Hamar, and ask him: ''What is the meaning of Hibatullah?''-
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Re: Ayan / Liyan
Author: talsor » Sun Mar 29, 2009 2:23 am
Erty wrote::lol: Yes, call him a Hamar, and ask him: ''What is the meaning of Hibatullah?''
Welcome to RBK haval Erty , perhaps you can tell us a bit about yourself in the "Introduce yourself " section .
Hibatullah or Eibadullah = Human beings =Those who worship God = Slaves of God
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Re: Ayan / Liyan
Author: nuray » Mon Mar 30, 2009 8:08 pm
talsor wrote:nuray wrote:talsor wrote:No it does not
ayaan=helper , it comes from Awon . Moin is the adjective which is one of the God's name in Arabic.
thankyou. i understand very little arabic. a syrian amar lie to me and tell me it mean gift of allah. i am going to ask him why he gave wrong translation.
Tell him that you changed his name from amar to hamar
amar has not reply back to my email. does hamar mean donkey?
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Re: Ayan / Liyan
Author: Erty » Tue Mar 31, 2009 2:33 am
talsor wrote:Erty wrote::lol: Yes, call him a Hamar, and ask him: ''What is the meaning of Hibatullah?''
Welcome to RBK haval Erty , perhaps you can tell us a bit about yourself in the "Introduce yourself " section .
Hibatullah or Eibadullah = Human beings =Those who worship God = Slaves of God
Thanks for the welcome.
Ask me questions, and I will answer.
Don't you think ''Hiba'' translates as ''gift''?
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Re: Ayan / Liyan
Author: talsor » Tue Mar 31, 2009 3:28 am
Erty wrote:talsor wrote:Erty wrote::lol: Yes, call him a Hamar, and ask him: ''What is the meaning of Hibatullah?''
Welcome to RBK haval Erty , perhaps you can tell us a bit about yourself in the "Introduce yourself " section .
Hibatullah or Eibadullah = Human beings =Those who worship God = Slaves of God
Thanks for the welcome.
Ask me questions, and I will answer.
Don't you think ''Hiba'' translates as ''gift''?
it is complicated when it comes to using English to write Arabic words
if you mean هبةthen yes , it mean present or Gift . But if the" H" is for the letter "عـ" , then it gives a differant meaning .
It would be nice to know your nationality , where you come from or anything you feel comfrotable sharing .
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Re: Ayan / Liyan
Author: Erty » Wed Apr 01, 2009 2:37 am
Yes, I meant هبة . If you mean the Nation where I was born, then my Nationality is Turk. If not, I'm based in Portland, Oregon, USA.
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Re: Ayan / Liyan
Author: talsor » Wed Apr 01, 2009 3:19 am
Erty wrote:Yes, I meant هبة . If you mean the Nation where I was born, then my Nationality is Turk. If not, I'm based in Portland, Oregon, USA.
Welcome to Roj Bash again and it is nice to have your inputs on our never ending problems . Good to have you here .
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