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word "hafiz"
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05 Aug 2007 Sun 04:28 pm |
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Water melon will work with you ?
İts very hot out here,and i really would appreciate it,specially if its cold , Yummyyyy lol
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05 Aug 2007 Sun 05:41 pm |
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Pakistanis' most commonly used sentense is "Allah hafiz". Which is another usage of this word. It means "May Allah keeps you."
I asked a Hafiz about the benefit of reciting the whole Quran, he said "besides all the religous fullfilment, it will be very easy to memorise anything after you memorise the holy book.", personally I don't have this experience though.
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05 Aug 2007 Sun 05:50 pm |
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Quoting korshad:
Pakistanis' most commonly used sentense is "Allah hafiz". Which is another usage of this word. It means "May Allah keeps you."
I asked a Hafiz about the benefit of reciting the whole Quran, he said "besides all the religous fullfilment, it will be very easy to memorise anything after you memorise the holy book.", personally I don't have this experience though. |
Its a great discipline certainly and an amazing achievement. It reminds me of the African tribal griots who could recite generations of tribal history for days, word perfect.
Maybe should try it!  My friends tell me I have the memory of a fish! 
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05 Aug 2007 Sun 06:02 pm |
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Quoting korshad:
"Allah hafiz".
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İts Doa,and its used İslamic world wide
And i guess Turkish used it same ?
ALLAH Hafız Olsun !
May ALLAH keep you well.
Tamam mı ?
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05 Aug 2007 Sun 06:58 pm |
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not really CANLI, not all but there are some people use it like this: "hafizanAllah", which is used as "may Allah protect."I mean instead of "Allah korusun".
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05 Aug 2007 Sun 08:44 pm |
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alper 
Welcome back,long time no see .
Then ALLAH Hafız Olsun is wrong ?Doesnt give same meaning?
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06 Aug 2007 Mon 04:08 am |
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Quoting CANLI: alper
Welcome back,long time no see .
Then ALLAH Hafız Olsun is wrong ?Doesnt give same meaning? |
Wrong for Turkish. No meaning for here. But as Alper said, hafizanalllah is used.
We say Allah'a emanet ol while we're leaving. I guess its meaning is "fi amanillah"
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06 Aug 2007 Mon 11:33 am |
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