Arabic Birthday Writing Saying Happy Birthday In Arabic...?
Saying Happy Birthday in Arabic...? - arabic birthday writing
Ramadan Karim to all Muslims celebrating Ramadan! And good luck with the fast :-)
I want to write "Happy Birthday" in Arabic, but it is very important that what is being written because I am on stainless steel as part of a gift to wish a friend!
In many ways I've seen on the Internet, this - Eid Milad Saeed Saeed Eid Milad Eid Milad Eid Milad Said Sai'id etc. and want to know what is right to write!
So far, so I would 'Eid Milad Saeed! But first I want to be sure it is correct! And if it makes a difference, "said a woman a man
THANK YOU! :-)
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Why B'Day Haram! It is a simple collection of friends and family and all eat well and have a good time, the food consumed in the name of Allah in another B'day! Family asks Allah for prosperity for the health and well being to give for the B'Day is celeberated! what is haram in the entire episode!
those who say without the knowledge of itself haram, haram! Allah is clearly Allmighty Haram / Halal in the Koran
It B'Day pagan religious practice, it is a social gathering!
Celebrates birthday is haram in Islam.
1. Hosting a day to each person is forbidden in Islam. Celebrate a day in the name of a person is his worship. Thus, in our being Muslims worship only Allah. We celebrate the day will be counted by Allah.
2. Birthday Celebration is forbidden in Islam.
3. Eid is a festival every year. Birthdays are celebrated every year.
4. It is a festival. Since we have 2 festivals or 2 new infectious diseases. We can not be a third or fourth festival. It is forbidden.
5. Muslims can not eat, on behalf of all persons who have taken the place of God to complete. Source: 5:3
Hope it helps.
Said Eid Milad or who are the same,
But this is not the Arabic letters, or make just as it is written in English.
so to speak, or planned to use the Eid Milad or answer correctly using Arabic letters seconds
EDIT
to hear what other users.
We are in 2009
Muslims celebrate his birthday, not only severely
what about a different sense of joy, and especially so far this year wrong
I think it has to do with God, nth
I'm using: Eid Milad Said (not fashionable to use all the words)
Or you can write two lines, the Arabic word above and below the English words
عيد ميلاد سعيد
Eid Milad Said
One can say
كل عام وأنت بخير
كل سنة وأنت طيب
Personally, I prefer the second
Edit
Do not listen to Salman
because what you say when someone dies
Well, birthdays on pagan rituals. And I do not know how to do in Arabic Happy Birthday, sorry to tell me! :)
Muhammad K - Coz they are based on polytheistic Pagan alias alias more than 1 church beliefs
Ina Ina ilehe rajaoon lilah wa!
After Mo'mina.
Innovationists Happy day!
@ Salman lolz.
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