6 BEAUTIFUL ARABIC LOVE EXPRESSIONS YOU NEED TO KNOW!
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- 6 ARABIC LOVE EXPRESSIONS YOU NEED TO KNOW! ARABIC SPEAKING MADE EASY!
WHICH ONE IS YOUR FAVORITE? MINE IS NO. 2 :)
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Okay, as a person who's just starting to learn Arabic, I'm convinced: Arabic is THE language of love ♥️
Agreed - probably because it's also THE language of poetry and prose.
Thanks 😍
I totally agree with that!!😃
Arabik alluga - is a Love -Language!
Shuuuukraaaafor Your classes!
I said these words to my arab wife and she said which woman teach u these words go to her 😂
Hahaha hahaha hahaha hahaha 🌡🔥🔥🔥🔥it's getting hot in here. My dad called my mother his "battle axe" . Try that 👍🏻
hhahahhaha lol
Lol tough luck 😂
I think it was " you old battle axe " ya that's right
😂😂😂
Here I am, laying in bed a little past midnight, watching a video lesson for a language I grew up with.
Mohammad Assad story of my life rn...
same here
Same 😂
Pretty much😂
Same 😂
Arabic is a very beautiful language I wish it was easier so that everyone can feel and see how beautiful it is.
Lingua Franca It’s not that difficult, it’s mostly in people’s heads
Arabs need to buy Netflix, then maybe people will probably find it easier because they will hear it often.
@@akoden2667 I find it slightly difficult, but mostly the mechanics linguistically. Rrr's especially. American tongues are commonly placed further back in the mouth when pronouncing sounds, whereas other foreign languages like Arabic, the tongue is relaxed and sounds are formed closer to the front and just behind the ridge. This is not in our heads 🙂
Me also wishing what if i am Arabic family born
@@TheBunnyHeals I know everything about tongue placement. Its that way for every language. Still in your head
My boyfriend is Arab . And we use these words whenever we want to call each other . So sweet 😍 so much love for Palestine ❤
How we can learn Arabic from movies?
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@Cll Cccc I dont trust your English
Oh shut up there has never been s country called Palestine. I grew up in Israel and the things our enemies have you believing, just from reading off the internet, not true life experience. If you go to Israel, most of the Arabs work for Israel. All your propaganda is a lie.
@Cll Cccc hahaha it actually happened to me but anw . Im not Indian and never been there but i wish one day i can travel there .U r right they usually like to play . U have to be careful . I like Arabs culture at all . Their language and songs . Its just so sweet for me .
@@akoden2667 hey man !calm down !! U r so rude !!! We all know there was a big Palestine . And now also there is a Palestine . What do u expect ???they have no choice .their life is there . U want them to fight and kill innocent ppl and children ? Like what Israel's government is doing now? Like what they did to Lebanon ?
Why am I watching this? Arabic is my first language 😂
gothic shosho 🤣🤣🤣💞
gothic shosho same here🤣
,😂😂😂😂😂
اه فعلا ليش
Arabic نصيحة ذهبية والله مابعرف هههههه😂
In Spanish we say, "Mi vida" which means my life. We also say my heart, "Mi corazón" . "Eres la luz de mis ojos" , which means you are light of my eyes is also very popular. I think Spanish and Arabic have a lot of similarities. They are both very poetic and descriptive languages.
I love how much in common there is between Arabic and Spanish
Yes Spain was concurred for 800 hundred years from the Khalifa
In Italian we can say "sei la luce dei miei occhi" which means "you're the light of my eyes" 😊
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In Russian it's possible to say "ты свет моих очей" which means "you're the light of my eyes" also😊
i’m really trying to focus on learning but you’re too gorgeous!
me 2
One Advice ok😉
Sometimes a hug is worth more than a thousand Words ..🪂🌸
Hii I am from india
I can help you, do you have Insta
Flirt of the flirt
Wow Arabic is such a beautiful language MashaAllah. Love Palestine all the way from Nigeria❤️
In mexico we say " the light of my eyes " = La luz de mis ojos , we also say " You are my eyes" = tu eres mis ojos. We double the words too.
actually that used in arabic too ..
Woow Its beautiful , in arabic we use that as well
Its : noor eyoni = light of my eyes
Arabic is concise. For “This is my house” the Arabic is ھذا بیتی۔ Just two words against four.
Not surprised since Arabic influenced Spanish
1.habibi/ti
2.3ayuni
3.albi, alb albii
4.hayati, hayat hayatii
5.3umri(you’re my age=your the love of my life)
6.ru7i(soul), ru7 ru7i
7.nur 3ayuni
1.MY HEART + SOULS DESIRE.
2.MY UNDIEING LOVE.
3.I KNEW YOU FROM HELLO.
4.BONE OF MY BONE + FLESH OF MY FLESH FOREVER.
5. I GAVE YOU ALL MY SOUL TO BE YOURS IN PARADISE.
6. NOBODY ELSE WILL DO!
7. WAS IT RECOGNITION, OR FEAR? I LOVED YOU WHEN YOU SPOKE TO ME. I KNEW IT WAS YOU MY LOVE.
One Advice ok😉
Sometimes a hug is worth more than a thousand Words ..🪂🌸
In French you can call your lover "mon choux" which means "my cabbage". And the world thinks that French is a romantic language!
memully oh dear 😂😂😂😂
Hahaha I call my friends "mon chou" all the time :) it's so cute!
Oml I'm weak😂😂😂😂it's still romantic fam😂💕
And don t forget "ma poule" that means my chicken, it seems like he is gonna eat her😂
My cabbage😁
I am an Indian and I am in love with an Egyptian😍. Your videos helps me a lot Maha. Thank you. Lots of love from India❤️❤️❤️
I'm Egyptian and I love india ❤️
Hii
Im Romanian i live in italy and felt in love with a Tunisian guy and I'm gonna learn his language
@@smellofbooks578 welcome bro 🥰🥰🥰
In my language, Madingo, popular in West Africa, my father used to call me " fadi fan kaylain" meaning "one half of my body" sounds funny but has a deeper loved expression.
Similar to Arabic
One Advice ok😉
Sometimes a hug is worth more than a thousand Words ..🪂🌸
Arabic is a beautiful language 🙏🏼 greetings from Danmark 🇩🇰
In the Holy Quran the phrase "Qurrata-A'yun" is used which means "Coolness of my eyes"
A'yun*
@Al Barbarī I know but this is not what Quran says
ربنا هب لنا من أزواجنا وذرياتنا قرة أعين واجعلنا للمتقين إماما
@@fisheggs3327Ameen... i love this part 😍 QS. Al-Furqon: 74
My name is little twisted with same qurat ul obaid. The only male in the world with this name . Hahahaha coolness of worship
In Spanish:
* Eres la luz de mis ojos
you're the light of my eyes
* Mi vida = My life
* Mi corazón = My heart
* Mi cielo = My heaven
* Él es los ojos de ella
He's her eyes
* Él ve por los ojos de ella
He sees through her eyes
So good 😉
There is this great video on the influence of arabic on spanish and potugese. It definitely doesnt cover everything but it teaches a lot :) : ath-cam.com/video/-3QML3tfBNQ/w-d-xo.html
The first 4 phrases are the same in arabic! We say it as a love phrases
@hussami khaldoun what are you talking about
Most common way I address my wife is to say "kulta" which means "gold" in Finnish. Also I use "kultaseni" which roughly means "my little golden piece"
Adorable ❤️
Or "rakas" which means loved one 🙌🏾
Beautiful
Bro . On a lighter note. Dont use kulta in india.....you may get punched...bcoz it means prostitute..dont mind bro. I just learned something from you as well.
That's sooo cute 😻😻😻💜
You're such a habibti!
Greetings from Poland ❤
I am arabian and my latin wife always says to me "Te amo moot" .. which means I love you till death .. it is a mix between Spanish and Arabic 😍😍😍
One Advice ok😉
Sometimes a hug is worth more than a thousand Words ..🪂🌸
Prettiest when smiling ..
Such a positive and beautifull facial expression
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My family are Arab but sadly my generation do not speak the language. I love Arabic so much and wish to speak it fluently.
Thank you Maha it is hard to forget those beautiful words.
It’s never late to learn if
Thank you. I love Arabic. Such a beautiful language.
We have exactly the same in Greek, we say my heart , my eyes , my life , my soul and these phrases are considered love expressions
My husband is a Kuwaiti so I am trying to learn basic Arabic language. It helpful so much. Shukran 🙏😊👍
Proud of you Maha
Greetings from Egypt to you and your beloved land Palestine ❤
Salma Sameh 💞
I love #egypt. My husband is from alex, egypt ❤
@@ElifNurMuhammad 😍😍😍 God bless both of you
@@salmasameh6856 shukran ukhti, may Allah bless you too
For a moment i was like oh my god noo wayyy this gurl knows my name then went straight to the channel's name and saw her name was maha too i was like girl calm down now:-)😂😂😂
i love Maha’s energy and attitude as a British Arab Male i Respect her for taking her time out to teach us some people useful from other Arabic dialects.
Iam Egyptian and Arabic is my first language ofcourse and I enjoyed this ALOT !!!!😍
منورة يا مزة
Hi norhan how are you im ibrahim from egypt I am happy to know you😄
After all this years of hearing that famous Amr Diab song playing over and over again, "Nour El Ain" finally makes perfect sense lol! (I am from Malaysia btw, Chinese-Malaysian to be exact. We don't speak Arabic but we share a lot of Arabic words in our vocabulary)
These words stuck to me immediately, because you are so passionate about teaching and expressing, it becomes easier to learn and I can't help but smile everytime because you have this beautiful energy and there is love in every word you say. This is how to teach others. Mashaa Allah.☺💕💐
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I liked the love expressions in Arabic..i Love the language.
In Indonesia:
Sayangku (my affection)
Cintaku (my love)
Hatiku (my liver)
Kasihku ( my mercy)
Buah hatiku ( the fruit of my liver) (the love expression for child)
Even you can call your wife "adinda" which means my sister 😅
Light of my eyes is used in italian language as well, expecially in the South of Italy, and it sounds as "Luce dei miei occhi" 😍
Thanks for your lessons. Lovely!
Florofilla ooooh my gosh so beautiful in both Arabic and Italian
It sounds nearly the same in Maltese! We also use them all:
Ghajni -of my eyes
Qalbi-my heart
Hajti-my life
Ruhi-my soul
And we also use the double expressions
Qalb ta qalbi, ruh ta ruhi etc
Dawl t'ghajnejja - light of my eyes
Amazing I could actually understand this
Maltese is a semitic language. It's influenced by or rather comprised of Italian and sicilian (more than 50%), Arabic (about 30% - 40%) , and English. So you have a rich language! They say if you listen to a Maghrebi (Arab north Africa) like a Tunisian, there is a good chance you'd understand 20 or 30% of it! Try to find a Tunisian video on youtube and listen to it to find out.
Such a sweet and eloquent language, no wonder why Quran is in Arabic
Masha Allah, so fascinating to learn these love expressions.
I used these words with my Arabic friends and they were impressed.
Thank you for taking the time out to make this video
Arabic is really nice language i wished I could leave nearby you so could learn it more fluently and in better way.
May Allah protect you always and stay blessed.
Where r u from?
In Serbian we also use my eye “oko moje”. I’m so happy that I finally discovered someone who teaches Arabic with such passion! Thank you so much for making me love Arabic even more! Keep going with great work, salaam from Serbia!
Zdravo kako si moi brate
mohit pawar Zdravo, dobro sam, a ti? 😄
@@user-pe8sj8zs7n Ja sam takođe dobra hvala😂
mohit pawar Pricas srpski? 😄
@@user-pe8sj8zs7n moj najbolji prijatelj je srpski
In Spanish there are a lot of similar expressions:
Corazón= heart
Corazón mío= my heart ( to emphasize)
Mi vida= my life
Mi alma= my soul (especially used in the south of Spain)
Thanks for your videos! I love them!!!
my language is Tamil which is a classical language like Arabic. the same love phrases such as eye life heart soul have been used in tamil too. Tamil is widely spoken in South India Sri Lanka Singapore Malaysia . your teaching method of Arabic is fantastic.
Thank you!I love your energy!The love of my life is Syrian ❤️🤍🖤
Greetings from Serbia!
Marhaban Maha. You are an amazing and charismatic person. I am brazilian. I study twenty languages in a daily basis and I really want to become fluent in arabic. Your class was really helpful and interesting! Thousand "Schukran"!
Im starting to love arabic culture and language.💚
The more you know, the more you will love it.
ماشاءالله
I’ve just moved to an Arab country and you’re not only making it easy for me to learn Arabic but also more curious on learning more ♥️
Hii. I love these phrases!!! I speak Spanish and we use them in the same way you use them. For example:
Vida de mi vida
Vida de mi alma
Alma de mi vida
Luz de mis ojos
La niña de mis ojos
Alma de mi ser
Amor de mi vida
And there is many more.
Thanks for sharing
You are so full of positive energy 😘
I want to learn Arabic as i live in gulf region
Point 2 reminded me of the italian dialect spoken in Naples. We say “vita ra vita mia!” which means “vita della mia vita = life of my life”. 🥰
I am not sure about learning ARABIC... But i am 100% sure i am falling in love with her..
I'm Turkish and we have a lot of arabic words in turkish. I just realized Roh and hayat are also coming from arabic. In turkish we say "hayatim" but in arabic its "hayati" We have so much in common :)
In Maltese (which is a Semitic language) we say "Qalb ta' qalbi" (Heart of my heart); Ħabib (friend - male), Ħabibti (my friend - female); " Int id-dawl t'għajnejja" - (you are the light of my eyes); " ruħi" ( my soul); " inti ħajti" - (you are my life).
Beautiful. Expressions. I am from South America. I am a social worker and have many many arabic speakers clients every year. I love them. I wish to learn Arabic to tell them how special I feel about them, about their culture. I would like to learn some words that make them feel welcome. With you right now, I am learning some good ones. Today precisely, one of them joking about it (and we just laugh a lot) said if you learn arabic with that spanish accent you will do no good to arabic language. We just laugh a lot about it!!!😁 I love them, and I would like to express my feelings about them and their beautiful families. Roh rohi
The most beautiful language...
I love to continue learning Arabic with you. Thanks Maha
3yni always reminded me of how Americans say, "You are the apple of my eye."
I used to watch your videos when I was living in Dubai (Indian here) and found them enjoyable because I could relate to them. I think you moved to Europe next and eventually I moved too so I lost track of your channel. I’m here almost 6-7 years later and when you spoke about your daughter, I realized time has flown by! You’re still the same - bubbly and sweet! My family is in Dubai and I miss the city every single day. Watching your videos makes me nostalgic. Stay blessed. 💜
Im Puertorrican and we say this a lot to our children:
“Mi corazón de batata mameya” means my sweet potato heart 😂
“Mi porqueria” means “my trash” lmao but it’s like referring to someone fragile, adorable that you love.
“Benditooo” or “ditoo” means blessed but we use it when we feel sorry for someone or when something is so cute you want to cry. Like “awwww” in English.
I've learned alot miss Maha, I'm a Filipino kadama in a Palestinians family,, thank you and good luck❤️❤️❤️😍😍😍
Mohamed zainul ifram First to find so after iwant know what. This my love Life help. To me
Mohamed
I save my love Life.
I have learned to speak Arabic, you are my first teacher 5 year's back
Thank you. I started dating an Algerian. Omg. He speaks like 5 languages. I thought I would start with his native one since he is always trying to teach me anyways. Im showing some initiative
Lol
Try saying this the next time you see him, "azool". This might actually be his first and native language. It means hello.
i looove the way she laugh with herself explaining and speaking the language!!!
Watching you makes people forget that there is a covid 19 and
your cheerful face brings hope go on...
Lovely!! I reply to my son with "qalb ta' qalbi" when he calls me. We are Maltese but we live in South America. I love the Arabic language.
Just started learning Arabic a a few months ago. Love your videos. Such a poetic language. We have the exact same expressions in Greek except for “my age”.
Loved this lesson ! ❤️🌹❤️🌹 from Japan ya qilbi❤️❤️
Kano Yasui ❤️❤️❤️ arigato😝
@@LearnArabicwithMaha
You are otaku aren't you ???
Arigatou guzaimasu 😔💜
My language is punjabi. We also say things like this. We say jaan and this means my life and soul.
I never knew Arabic language was this romantic until i started followx Mahayakub...she is an excellent teacher
In Malta we have similar phrases Alb Ta Albee ( heart of my heart ) aw ruhi ( here my soul ) being most commonly used. Maltese is almost a dialect of Arabic.
In serbian umri means to die...and we also use most of this expressions and others like: my sun, my gold, my happiness, my joyfulness, my life etc.
Sorry Vjera, but you are wrong. Pay attention on the pronunciation. In Arabic my age sounds like "aumri" (actually guttural a, that is not present in Serbian, but you can hear it from Maha) and not "umri". And i at the end is short in "umri", while in Arabic, i is long.
@Maha: Shukran for this video.
Learnt more from this video than reading book for 2 hours.
priyanka arora 🙏🏾😍
i love Arabic, i grew up in the UAE for 17 years until I had to move, i love the language so much and want to speak it fluently soon
I'm speaking to my nieces in Palestine Arabic. Only because personally I feel it's peaceful and humble like how you speak it. 🖤 I hope for them to be as peaceful and humble as you and that's why I speak to them in Palestinian Arabic. We are originally of Navajo Tribe and my nieces is Half Mexican as well.
Mash Allah.
hooooo, palestians girls are soooooo cute...MASHALLAH, MAY Allah bless you my sisters...
One Advice ok😉
Sometimes a hug is worth more than a thousand Words ..🪂🌸
I absolutely love all of your videos! You’re helping me become closer to my beloved Arab family❤️ thank you so much for all of your hard work. Looking forward to your next video. السَّلَامُ عَلَيْكُمْ 😘❤️
Am starting to learn arabic and I really enjoyed it 😊❣️
great! Keep It up ☺️
Thank you so much for this videos, I am familiar with many of this words already, I wish I speak Arab fluently! I just love the language. Greetings from Mexico.
I really love Arabic language when two people communicate each other
Here, in Brazil, we used : " my love" = meu amor, sometimes : " my coconut candy" = meu docinho de coco, " paission" = paixão (paishaun), " honey" = meu bem, " my doubtful" = meu dengo, sometines we used " my black" = meu preto or minha preta (independent of the colour of the skin the person have, you see many people that has a white skin used that expression), people of the south say: " my gigt" = minha prenda.
In Spanish they as well say Negra, Negrita, Negrito....probably totally politically incorrect these days...
I’m curious as to why “my doubtful” is a term of endearment although it sounds negative?
In French Canadian, so in Québécois, you actually say "mon loup (male)" / "ma louve (female)", which means "my wolf".
It's actually quite sweet and beautiful, I find. Nordic culture is sometimes a bit austere and this endearing term is quite belonging to that feeling, somehow. You know, in the cold of the land, you still got the wolves. A wolf is savage but is also loving and strives for its community since it lives in packs. All kinda austere/nordic hahahaha. We say less and mean a lot when we speak. In the cold nordic heart, you will find incredible warmth. :)
I am a native Arabic speaker, what the hell I am doing here lol
great video :)
😂😂😂 me 2
Same tbh but I cant stop 😂😂😂
do u use these words on regular basis?
@@saminakhatun5994 yes, I am a very emotional person 🙂
Zak Dragon hasnan
9:35 learned from this one camuu khalid from gaza when he said the soul of my soul ❤❤❤❤❤❤💔
best teacher ever! went to SOAS in London to study Arabic for a year learnt more in 1 hour with maha!
When I heard this expressions I remembered my Love, she taught me this expressions, we used to say this expressions all the time now she is not with me but still she is in here❤Forever.
Dead.
@@stonedsloth6367
No
Her mum doesn't want our relationship.
@@Sunflower-xo6kq
I hope you reach your love❤
She looks a lot like lilly singh specially the pic in the thumbnail
Way better looking than Lilly.
Yeah totally.
She's a bit but she's way beautiful
IKR
She's way prettier than her.
The last word makes your loved ones sound so important, i'm literally crying hearing it 😣
If you’re watching this and Arabic is your first first language you’re lucky... I speak Spanish and while some of the words are the same the rest are very difficult to learn. Arabic is a beautiful language just like Spanish but for those born on the other side of the world it’s so much harder.
Shukran! This is helping my arabic and understanding of the language, culture, and people a lot! My passion to learn the language has returned thanks to your lessons.
In Spanish we have “eres mis ojos”
Which translates to you are my eyes, which is also a love expression! Thank you for this lesson ❤️
Loved this lesson! We Bulgarians also use few of those expressions in our language. We call a beloved person my life (живот мой), my soul душа/душичка моя) and my heart (сърце/сърчице мое). We also have my sun (слънце/слънчице мое). I use them with my son.
Здравейте от Одеса!
I had a few friends from Bulgaria too.
You touched my kalb. I cried while learning and feeling the meaning and sentiment of these exprssions🙏. Subscribed and 👍
One Advice ok😉
Sometimes a hug is worth more than a thousand Words ..🪂🌸
Qalb*
Kalb in Arabic is "dog" 🤡💔
When I watch your video it feels you are my neighbour, like I would know you my whole life, teaching me Arabic.👏🤗❤❤👌 you do it good
great video. ... مبروك
In Greek we say also
my eyes ( but in plural)
(matia mu)( μάτια μου),
my soul
(psihi mu) (ψυχή μου)
my heart
(kardia mu)(καρδιά μου)
"Gözüm" is my eye in Türkish ❤️
teskuler Arkadas lol
And the plural please 😁?
@@florinangelo6851 Gözlerim
Harbi ha ayni. We say the same gözüm
🥰
Thank you! I love your tutorials. Arabic is the language of my dream.
Hayaati=Jaan in urdu/Pakistan language
Yooni= akhoon ka sitara =the star of my eyes :)
My Sweet Heart
I'm from Morocco, my Language is Arabic, but I don't know why I watched all this video. I know all this expressions. I enjoyed watching this video 😂❤
I daily watching this video, because I am loving one Arabic guy, and I am an Indian girl
Same
In Spanish: "my soul" or "my life" is very common in certain places as well as calling your loved one things such as: heart, heaven/sky, treasure, love.
I would like to find Spanish Girl for Love,
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One Advice ok😉
Sometimes a hug is worth more than a thousand Words ..🪂🌸
I loved this video! I will share some German endearments. These are more sweet cute things you would say to your sweetie or parent to child. These aren’t usually used in „serious“ love songs either, but more fun beer tent ones like „Schatzie schick mir ein Foto“. It is interesting which animals Germans use in the diminuative form as an endearment. Here the most popular at least used by my hubby. 1) Mouse. This surprised me at first since we see mice as pests in the USA. But Mausi, Mauschen or even simply Maus is popular. Even when talking to the cat my hubby calls her mouse. „Was ist Mausi, möchtest du etwas zum Essen?“. 2) Rabbit/Bunny, now that makes sense as bunnies are cute and cuddly....Hasie, Häschen, Häselschen. 3) my personal favorite Sparrow. In Bavaria Spatzl, Spatzie, Spatzelchen. 4) Bee/Honey Bee. Bienchen, Biene 5) not an animal but my treasure, Schatz, Schatzie, Schatzschen. However, when I say in a certain tone „Du...Schatzie! Well he‘s in some sort of trouble! But „Du bist mein Schatz“, that you say to your sweetie as well as your children. „Du bist ein Schatz“ to anyone fab that just did something lovely or said something lovely to you. Here‘s to endearments and love in every language! xo (xo is used in closing a note, letter or message which means hugs and kisses but in an endearment way to not only your sweetie but in general to friends/family mostly used by women and popular in the USA & UK.)
My fiance calls me (Amari in arabic) which means my moon
(Toebreni) , it's usually said in Syrian and Lebanese delicates which means may I die and u barry me lol, or ( tmshi ala abri) means u may walk on my grave
But these two expressions are not used in any other arab country only in the above two
In Iraq and some golf countries they say (fdatek) which means I may happily die for u
So yeah I feel nthg when I say I love u to my bf but I feel my heart hurts when I say (bahebak with ح not the H)
we use the same expressions you said in jordan too ... :P
@@Notappliceable am actually jordanian
@@Amoura306 coool !
When true love has been hard earned or found, you want the beloved to be by your side...there's nothing more beautiful in the temporal world ... even the notion that she'd be at the grave walking round in longing or despair or remorse ... sometimes you never really know what you have until you lose it almost forever
Ur boyfriend He’s Lebanese
Alb albi 🤩 Heart of my Heart
Mashaa Allah she made learning very easy the way she explains. 👍🏼 God Bless