The couple sits in the presence of a Muslim cleric along with two witnesses for the groom and bride
مُبارَك
/mubaarak/
Means
Congratulations
زَواج
/zawaaj/
Means
Marriage
حَفلُ زِفاف
/Haflu zifaaf/
Means
Wedding party
خُطوبَة
/khuToobah/
Means
Engagement
الجاهَة
/aljaahah/
Is essentially a group of men who get together for a certain social purpose.
In most cases, the main purpose of “Jaha” is designated to get two people married.
حَفْلَةُ الحِناءِ
/Haflatu ilHinaaʼi/
Is a traditional party for women before a wedding in many South Asian, Middle Eastern and North African cultures
العَروس
/alʻaroos/
Means
The bride
العَريس
/alʻarees/
Means
The groom
عَزاء
/ʻazaaʼ/
Means
Condolences
ماتَ
/maata/
Means
To die
عَظَّمَ اللهُ أَجْرَكُم
/ʻaDHama allaahu ʼajrakum/
Is said when giving condolences
مَقْبَرَة
/maqbarah/
Means
Graveyard
جَنازَة
/janaazah/
Means
Funeral
زارَ
/zaara/
Means
To visit
زِيارَة
/ziyaarah/
Means
A visit
زُرْتُ صَديقي عَلِياً في المُسْتَشْفى أَمْسِ
/zurtu Sadeeqee ʻaliyan fee ilmustashfaa ʼamsi/
Means
I visited my friend Ali in the hospital yesterday
اِسْتَضافَ
/istadhaafa/
Means
To host
ضِيافَة
/dhiyaafah/
Means
Hospitality
كَريم
/kareem/
Means
Generous
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