223 Quotes About Arabic

ولأنني رغم القبور..ورغم موت الأرضأرفض أن أموت

لو كان لي أن أسجّلكل ما يقوله فكري لفكري في كل ساعات الليل والنهار دون أن يتلفّظ لساني ودون أن تسمعه أذني أو أذن كلّ إنسان أو حيوان لَصُعقت!

The bad angels were the jinn, and the good angels were the jinn too, and we spoke to them both in the desert. In Arabic, jinn has the same root as the word for paradise, jenna. The word for jinn and the word for paradise both have the same root as the word for madness, junun. To be close to the jinn is to be close to madness, is to be even closer to paradise.

Through his eyes she was made of stardust.

روعة الحياة في العشقو لعنة العشق الإدمانفإن غاب أحد الحبيبينتوقف قلب الأخر عن الخفقانفمهما تراسلوا أو تحدثوافالقرب وحده لهما الأمانقلوباً في الشتات تتألمو أشجان تصيب بالهذيانحزن مستمر بلا مسكناتلا منه هروب أو نسيان

Since in Arabic there is not a gender-neutral pronoun such as "it," Allah uses huwa or "He" in reference to Himself because in Arabic the male gender form is inclusive of the female, not exclusive.

In English she is known as a “Housewife”! In Arabic, she is known as “Rabbaitul Bait” or “The Queen of The House

The Perea family is of Arabic origin. The surname Perea originates from the Arabic word “Bariya” and denotes a homeland now located in modern-day Jordan. This surname was phonetically changed in Spanish to “Perea,” which commonly happened with Arabic words absorbed into Spanish—including the word “Albuquerque,” the capital city of New Mexico, which derives from Arabic.

و ككل صبيحة، أنتظر الشروق لعله يزف لي اشراقة، فلا هي أشرقت بما أريد، و لا هي أشرقت من مغربها ........