The riddle came from Arabic and then was translated into English. Answer is Maqaabir meaning graves, meem Qaaf alif baa raa, women only visit the graveyard once when they pass away and men are permitted to go three time intervals of the day. The kafan is white brighter than day, and grave darker than night. Eating a dead body is haraam To drink the rain water that has gathered after passing over a grave is halaal, it's plural Quboor is mentioned five times.
Pee while standing up.
once
The answer to the riddle is "breath." A woman metaphorically "eats" breath once in a lifetime when she takes her first breath at birth, while men (and everyone) breathe multiple times a day, usually around three times a minute or more. It's a play on words that highlights the difference in perspective regarding a fundamental aspect of life.
No, hyacinths can bloom multiple times in their lifetime, typically once a year during the spring season.
Once in lifetime.
No, banana trees can produce fruit multiple times in their lifetime.
No, a banana tree can produce fruit multiple times throughout its lifetime.
Once. Once you die, you do not come back to life for another go at it.
Let me guess, are you in montana working on the oil spill??
The second one a once-in-a-lifetime experience
This job is a once in a lifetime opportunity.A once in a lifetime trip can be expensive.
3000 im guessing