its with hroof tahajji zy meem n laam
Well, honey, 'Zimal' is an Arabic name that means 'a piece of beauty' or 'pretty'. So, if someone named Zimal is acting all high and mighty, just remind them that their name literally means they're just a tiny piece of beauty in this big, bad world.
In Urdu, "Bareeha" is written as "بریہہ." In Arabic, it can be transliterated as "بريهة." The spelling may vary slightly based on regional dialects and pronunciation.
Arabic and Urdu use the same alphabet, so the spelling is the same: (منسى).
in arabic, its a name of a certain star in the sky. not sure what it means in urdu though.
Florida actually derives from Spanish where it means "flowery land". It has no meaning in Arabic or Urdu.
devil man = الرجل الشيطان(why, Arabic teacher??)
This is because Urdu is a combination of Arabic, English, Persian, Sanskrit, Pashto and Turkish.
The answer you're looking for is Urdu, however, this is not actually true. Urdu is a dialect of Hindi written with the Arabic alphabet. It also contains many loan words from Arabic and Persian. But it is not a combination of two languages.
rasmul khat meaning in urdu
No. Urdu is the Pakistani name for the language known in India as Hindustani. It uses the Persian-Arabic script, but is actually an Indo-European language (like Persian and practically all of the European languages).
There is only one Urdu alphabet. It's called "The Arabic Alphabet for Urdu"
In Urdu, "isha" is written as "عشاء". It refers to the evening prayer in Islam, which is one of the five obligatory prayers. The word is derived from Arabic and holds significant religious importance for Muslims.