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War means in Arabic " حَرب " " Harb "

Type : noun.

If you mean "war" as a verb, (i.e. they warred against me) - the verb is Haaraba (form III) (حارب). -- Although this is antiquated in English, it is quite normal in Arabic.

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i think it is mujahiddin in Arabic. Islamic terms for a soldier of Allah :) i think so don't base anything on this answer!

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Mustafa = Warrior of God

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sayf سيف
سيف saif

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9y ago

Translation: Jondi جندي.

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جندي اليوم is zhondie elyon

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Hasisi:

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