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Hadeea, or Heba.
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What does the name Hibba mean and how it is written in Arabic?
It come from the word in Arabic hibbatallahwhich means gift from Allah therefore Hibba means gift
What does the Arabic name Bazal mean?
Its a turkish word and it means ''gift of god''
What does 'hadiya' mean in English?
If the language of the transliterated word is Arabic, then it means 'gift'.
What is mehar at nikah in Islam?
Mehar is an Arabic word that means a gift given by the husband to his wife upon marriage.
How do you say Unexpected Gift in Arabic with the word Atiya in it which I believe means gift?
no atiya isn't the right pronounce for gift it's spelled like "hedia" and your sentence which is (unexpected gift) is said like that: " hedia mosh motwakaa"
What is the Arabic word for Gift of GOD?
ISLAM is derived from arabic word ''salam'' which means peace.it is also derived from one more word so, in short, ISLAM means ''summitting your will to GOD to obtain peace''.Islam
Anyone knows the meaning of word Maanha or Manha in Arabic and how to spell it in Arabic?
Menha means grant or scholarshipManha means gift of Allah ( A Muslim name popular now for new born baby girls)it is spelled as منحةManha means: DIRECTION, it is spelled as منحة ....
What is the Italian translation of the Arabic word 'Atiyah'?
Regalo is an Italian equivalent of the Arabic word Atiyah.Specifically, the Italian word is a masculine noun that means "gift." Its singular definite article il means "the." Its singular indefinite article un means "a, one."The pronunciation is "reh-GAH-loh."
What does the Arabic name nawal mean?
It means a gift
What meaning of ayaan name?
It is Arabic for the "Gift of God".
What is the Arabic word for cars?
The Arabic word for 'cars' is saiarat and the Arabic spelling is سيارات.
Where is your gift in Arabic word?
Chinatown is where everything is brought together for a reason : to eat brains. i really can't understand what (ID352...) means by china town but anyway the sentence (where is your gift) is said like that: "ain hedietak"
