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22 Sep 2010 Wed 07:25 pm |
And sometimes, when you ask if how many kids a man/woman does have and then receive the answer, you can say:
"Allah bağışlasın."
An additional info 
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22 Sep 2010 Wed 10:01 pm |
And sometimes, when you ask if how many kids a man/woman does have and then receive the answer, you can say:
"Allah bağışlasın."
And if this number seems to be quite impressive, is it ok to say "Maşallah" ? 
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22 Sep 2010 Wed 10:09 pm |
How did you come to babies from "good luck with the work" you are very creative...
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23 Sep 2010 Thu 11:33 am |
And if this number seems to be quite impressive, is it ok to say "Maşallah" ? 
Haha! you are right! Then "maşallah" fits quite well... 
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23 Sep 2010 Thu 11:35 am |
To emphasize the meaning and add some exaggeration, say "41 kere maşallah!" 
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23 Sep 2010 Thu 11:37 am |
To emphasize the meaning and add some exaggeration, say "41 kere maşallah!" 
Why 41 ? and not other number ?
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23 Sep 2010 Thu 11:56 am |
Why 41 ? and not other number ?
Maşallah is a Arabic-rooted saying and number 41 refers to plurality in Arabic, this is what I know.
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23 Sep 2010 Thu 12:47 pm |
Number 40 is very important on Turkish mythologhy and culture ( not in arabic culture), represent to power, completeness, succes, sacrifiction etc...And 41 is like, "you have this complete and even more"... I guess..But there is a turkish religous teacher made a comment like turkish cobra translated.
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23 Sep 2010 Thu 01:09 pm |
Number 40 is very important on Turkish mythologhy and culture ( not in arabic culture), represent to power, completeness, succes, sacrifiction etc...And 41 is like, "you have this complete and even more"... I guess..But there is a turkish religous teacher made a comment like turkish cobra translated.
Your explanation may be correct. My explanation was just what I heard, I didn´t research the actual. But it sounded familiar to me to combine a number that has a special meaning in Arabic with an Arabic saying.
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