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It is Arabic. It means father of Salim (proper name).
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What does abu salim mean in English?
It is Arabic. It means father of Salim (proper name).
Is English spoken in Abu Dhabi?
I have lived in Abu Dhabi for 6 years now and English is definately spoken in Abu Dhabi, many of the Arabs do understand alot of English. There are many English school that do have Arabs, Indians, Spanish, German, french etc. They all have to be able to speak English to go to the school. There isn't a big population of Americans or Australians in Abu Dhabi though. The majority of people in the English schools in Abu Dhabi are English.
What does Abu al banat mean kept being referred to as?
"Abu al banat" translates to "father of daughters" in Arabic. It is used to refer to someone who has only daughters and no sons.
What is the meaning of Abu shagara in English?
shagra's father
What does the Arabic 'abu' mean?
father
What languages are spoken in Mount Abu India?
Mt Abu is in the State of Rajasthan, which Hindi is the official language.
Is Hazrat Abu Talib a Muslim or a non-Muslim?
Only Allah (God in English) know.
What has the author Samy Abu-Taleb written?
Samy Abu-Taleb has written: 'Conversational Arabic in 7 Days' -- subject(s): Arabic language, Conversation and phrase books, English
What is the name of the holy book that was given to Abu al-Anbiya?
If you mean, Abu al Ambiya, Hazrat Abraham (AS), he was given Sheets - called Saheefaz.
What does Ali mola mean?
what is the concepts of hazrat abu bakr ra
What is the meaning of abu huraira?
abu in arabic can be used in several waysit could mean "the father of"it could mean "the one who has"it could mean "the one who is "Huraira means "kitten". Herra means "cat"so abu huraira means "the one who has the kitten"In Islamic history ,one of the prophet Mohammad's (PBUH) companions had this nickname because when he was young he had a small kitten carrying it with him, so his pals called him "the one who has the kitten" ( abu Huraira)
What has the author Abu Bakr Bagader written?
Abu Bakr Bagader has written: 'Voices of change' -- subject(s): Translations into English, Arabic Short stories, Arabic fiction, Women authors
