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The Arabic word for prophet is pronounced 'Nabi' The Arabic spelling for it is نبي
The angel who brought the word of Allah to the Prophet Muhammad was Angel Gabriel (Jibreel in Arabic).
In English there are no masculine or feminine forms. English uses gender specific nouns for male or female. The noun 'prophet' is a common gender noun, a word for a male or a female.Some believe that prophetess is a feminine word for prophet but this is incorrect. When you look up the Greek word for prophet it is 'prophetes' and the Hebrew word is 'nabiy', which means Prophet or one who speaks forth or openly. The Greek word for prophetess is 'prophetis' and the Hebrew word is 'nebiyah', which means a companion and/or follower of a prophet. No gender is listed... either you are a companion and/or a follower of a Prophet.
maa huwa ? (masculine) / maa hiya ? (feminine)
The word is "Khaleefa" /kəli:fə/ or Caliph Arabic writing: خليفة
The word "genie" derives from the Arabic word "djinn," or just "jinn." The feminine form of the word is jinnīyah (jinn-eye-yah).
It is an Arabic feminine name 'light, a woman with good traits'
waadhih واضح (masculine) / waadhiha واضحة (feminine)
Khobz (خبز) meaning "bread" is a MASCULINE word.
yateem يتيم (masculine)yateema يتيمة (feminine)
The word is "Medina," which translates to "city of the Prophet" in Arabic. Medina is one of the holiest cities in Islam and is where the Prophet Muhammad migrated to and established the first Islamic state.
No, Rasulullah is a word of Arabic which means "Prophet of God". It is derived from Rasul which means messenger or Prophet and Allah.