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	Behind the Name: Arabic Names
		This was the name of the Prophet Muhammad's uncle.
		Means "servant of the king" from Arabic عبد ال ('abd al) "servant of the" combined with ملك (malik) "king"...
		This is an Arabic epithet of the Virgin Mary.
	www.behindthename.com /nmc/ara.php (384 words)

	Arabic name
		That means his name translates to mohammed son of abdulla son of omar son of othman al-ali.
		A name can be described to any precision required, some people carry the exact same sequence of names up to the fourth or fifth level, so they use that as a full name, others just use first/last or first/father/last
		Women and girls are still named the same way, but they substitute the word bin with bint (daughter of) after their first name, the sequence then continues with her father,...etc.
	www.ebroadcast.com.au /lookup/encyclopedia/ar/Arabic_name.html (205 words)

	Name articles 1 (Site not responding. Last check: )
		A consequence of this is the adaptation of a root name into its local equivalent (such as James being the equivalent of Jacques in France), and the formation of infinite derivatives as spelling and pronunciation go through the test of time, not to mention the fashioning of feminine equivalents and vice-versa.
		Arabic names are an interesting example for they did undergo movement but it is very easy to trace.
		Arabic does not seem to have ever absorbed names from languages that were not directly related to it the way Persian or Hebrew are.
	www.cedarseed.com /air/namearticles.html (1565 words)

	Automatic Romanizer of Arabic Names (ARAN)
		Developed by a team of experts on Arabic orthography and phonology at The CJK Dictionary Institute, ARAN is a versatile system that performs a full range of computational linguistic tasks required for processing Arabic names.
		Arabic is written mostly in unvocalized script, which is why it is so difficult to transcribe and is the raison d'être for the ARAN system.
		If a name is not found in our Database of Arabic Name Variants, variants are generated in various romanization systems by linguistically advanced algorithms using a sophsticated knowledge base that captures the rules of Arabic orthography.
	www.kanji.org /cjk/arabic/aran.htm (2487 words)

	Arabic Girl \| Arabic Girl Name
		Fourteen hundred years ago, Islamic women were given the right to run their own businesses, to keep their financial autonomy after marriage and, more importantly, the right to learn-the key to emancipation.
		After all, the wife is one of a pair, a couple - terms literally conveying equality.
		In fact, the Arabic word for wife, "Alzawja", literally means "one of a pair".
	www.arabgirl.ws /arabic-girl.htm (1484 words)

	Period Arabic Names and Naming Practices (2nd edition)
		Arabic name elements may be divided into five main categories, with the last category having several sub-types.
		As a general rule, women’s names tended to use the less complex forms; however, this may be as much the result of a limited sample as it is of period practice.
		These are the classical Arabic (the Arabic of the Qu'ran and that used among the educated classes) titles of nobility most equivalent to the SCA titles of nobility.
	www.sca.org /heraldry/laurel/names/arabic-naming2.htm (3931 words)

	Hebrew name - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		With the rise of Islam and the establishment of an Arab Caliphate, the Arabic language became the lingua franca of the Middle East and North Africa.
		Finally, some names were not translated or adapted at all, but were harvested from names that had already existed in the English language since the Middle Ages, including quintessentially English names such as John, Mary and James, which today bear little resemblance to their original Hebrew forms.
		While considerable scientific controversy exists concerning the origins of these names, LDS assert that many of them are ultimately of varying Hebrew, Egyptian and Arabic origin, along with some of asserted "Jaredite" origin, and most of the names do appear to have a great deal of Hebrew anatomy.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Hebrew_name (1377 words)

	Arabic name - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Often, one name may be transliterated in several different ways (Abdul Rahman, Abdoul Rahman, Abdur Rahman, Abd al-Rahman, or Abd ar-Rahman), as there is no single accepted system.
		But by the rules of Iranian and most Indian languages this name means "the Muhammad who belongs to Allah", which is acceptable; the Arabic equivalent is "Muhammad Ullah".
		The general rule is to follow the transliterated spelling adopted by the individual in question, if it exists, or else to follow one of the available systems.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Arabic_name (1751 words)

	ImpianaSoft myName® - About Muslim Name
		Arabic is considered to be one of the three or four most difficult languages to learn.
		Names which have a Western equivalent (Yusuf, Ya'qub, Ishaq, Yunus, Musa, Ibrahim etc.) are sometimes changed to their Biblical equivalents (Joseph, Jacob, Isaac, Jonah, Moses, Abraham, etc.), without awareness that these biblical personalities represent entirely different meanings to the Christian and/or Jew than the Qur'anic names do to the Muslim.
		When naming characters for novels, short stories and screenplays, it is probably wise to choose a name and spelling which are not too abrasive to the eye and ear of the reader.
	www.21stcenturymuslim.com /myname/aboutmuslimname.htm (2847 words)

	SakkalCaligNames.html
		Name or phrase translations for business or commercial use that require additional design will be quoted individually.
		Names for Weddings: These designs are used to grace wedding invitations and to stay as an elegant reminder of a once in a life time celebration.
		Two first names or two initials are combined to form one lovely design.
	www.sakkal.com /SakkalCaligNames.html (480 words)

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		Most of the names are derived from two names, the Pahlavi (the Middle Persian language used by Persians during the Sasanid period) name dombalak and the Arabic name darbouka.
		The American name doumbek should be derived from the Persian name dombak that is the new form of its Pahlavi name, dombalak and brought to USA by Eastern emigrants.
		In Bulgaria, the names of doumbek are darabuka, darambuka, tarambuke and tarambuka.
	www.rhythmweb.com /doumbek/names.htm (1418 words)

	USATODAY.com - Muslim Americans changing Arabic-sounding names (Site not responding. Last check: )
		The 35-year-old Pakistani-born financial worker is among a small but growing number of people across the nation going to court to change their names to less Arabic-sounding ones since the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks.
		Some Arab-American groups claim that adopting a new name sends exactly the wrong message after Sept. 11: that all Arabs are associated with terrorism, or somehow have something to hide or be ashamed of.
		Sandra Nichols, a New York immigration lawyer, said many of her clients, already fearful of being detained in the government's post-Sept. 11 dragnet, are appropriating new names for themselves.
	www.usatoday.com /news/nation/2002/03/20/arab-names.htm (716 words)

	Arabic words and the Roman alphabet
		Newspapers spell the Libyan leader's name in a variety of ways, with the result that a researcher trying to find articles about him would be likely to miss a significant number of them.
		There is no logical reason for it because Muhammad is one Arabic name that can easily be rendered in a way that is both phonetically accurate and faithful to its written form.
		Only eight Arabic letters have a clear equivalent in the Roman alphabet: B, F, K, L, M, N, R, and Z. Arabic has two distinct consonants that approximate to the sound of S. The same applies to D, H and T. There are two glottal sounds that do not obviously correspond to any Roman letter.
	www.al-bab.com /arab/language/roman1.htm (1859 words)

	'Isa -- the true name of Jesus?
		The historically correct answer can only be that it is the name that he was given at his "naming ceremony" (Luke 2:21), the name by which he was called by his mother, his foster-father, his siblings and other relatives, his neighbors, his friends and his disciples during his life on earth.
		His name was not arbitrarily chosen by his parents, but he received his name based on God's direct command (Matthew 1:21, Luke 1:31) because the meaning of this name expresses the purpose for which he was born (Matthew 1:21).
		Deedat’s interpretation of this name as "Esau" tends to lend support to the suggestion made by some that the Jews in Arabic cunningly misled Muhammad by subtly perverting the true name of Jesus into the name of their forefather’s irreligious brother.
	www.answering-islam.org /Responses/Abualrub/true-name-isa.htm (4085 words)

	Arabic and Islamic themes in Frank Herbert's "Dune" \| The Baheyeldin Dynasty
		In contemporary Arabic societies, both the masculine نائل and the feminine نائلة names are used, with the ئ sound made into a ي sound, and hence identical to the Nayla name.
		His name is derived from an ancient Arabic name, عثمان, a companion and third successor to prophet Muhammad, in its diminutive form.
		The name is derived from the ancient name of the country of Portugal which was Roman for Porto Callis.
	baheyeldin.com /literature/arabic-and-islamic-themes-in-frank-herberts-dune.html (6530 words)

	'Isa -- the true name of Jesus?
		The historically correct answer can only be that it is the name that he was given at his "naming ceremony" (Luke 2:21), the name by which he was called by his mother, his foster-father, his siblings and other relatives, his neighbors, his friends and his disciples during his life on earth.
		His name was not arbitrarily chosen by his parents, but he received his name based on God's direct command (Matthew 1:21, Luke 1:31) because the meaning of this name expresses the purpose for which he was born (Matthew 1:21).
		Deedat’s interpretation of this name as "Esau" tends to lend support to the suggestion made by some that the Jews in Arabic cunningly misled Muhammad by subtly perverting the true name of Jesus into the name of their forefather’s irreligious brother.
	answering-islam.org /Responses/Abualrub/true-name-isa.htm (4085 words)

	Arabic Editor - Basis Technology Solutions
		A unique feature of Arabic Editor is its system for entering and editing fully diacritized Arabic text from a standard PC keyboard, also known as the “QWERTY” layout.
		Arabic Editor’s input system is based upon Basis Technology’s proprietary, fully-reversible transliteration system for Modern Written Arabic (MWA).
		Arabic Editor’s grammatical analyzer allows the user to parse Modern Written Arabic on a word by word basis.
	www.basistech.com /arabic-editor (474 words)

	Arabic Name Jewelry at 14kzone.com! (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Gold Arabic name jewelry can be given to sisters, best friends, brothers, mothers, fathers, grandparents, uncles, aunts and more.
		Arabic name necklaces are crafted to last, and versatile enough to be worn with day and eveningwear.
		All Arabic name jewelry is available in 14k yellow or white gold and comes in 0.7mm thickness not like other paper-thin name jewelry.
	www.14kzone.com /personalized-jewelry/arabic-name-jewelry.html (291 words)

	NSDL Metadata Record -- Arabic name authority in the online environment : options and implications
		Arabic name authority records have been handwritten using Arabic script and filed manually in book or card catalogs since the time that it was considered important to preserve this information.
		After the adoption of typewriters as tools in library cataloging departments, those who only had Latin script typewriters were forced into using transliteration schemes, a practice that has been criticized for compromising uniformity and accessibility.(Houissa) Later, typewriters fitted with Arabic character keys allowed authority cards to be typed in Arabic.
		There were also attempts to encode both Latin and Arabic scripts on cards?or in book catalogs, as the first dual-script name authorities; something that was encouraged by the catalog cards distributed between 1902 and 1997 by the Library of Congress.
	www.nsdl.org /mr/1469897 (174 words)

	Arabic Baby Names and their Meanings
		This was the name of the fifth Umayyad caliph, who made Arabic the official language of the empire.
		This was the name of the father of the Prophet Muhammad.
		Name meaning 'peaceful ruler' used by ancient Romans and Greeks for females of African origin., also Doe; young deer, also Arabic name meaning 'color of earth.' also 'whitish red' in Arabic.
	www.mybaby.net.au /babynames/origin/56/1 (911 words)

	Allah is the Arabic Name of God
		From an Islamic point of view, Allah is the special name of God and is the most precious name because it is not a descriptive name like the other 99 Names of Allah, but the name of God's own presence.
		It is impossible to alter the word in Arabic; such as create a plural form (gods) or change the gender.
		The Arab Jews referred to God as Allah, and the Hebrew form of this name, El or Eloh, was used as an Old Testament synonym for Yahweh.
	www.faizani.com /portal/allah.html (560 words)

	Gold Name Jewelry
		Name items jewelry can be made for your name in Arabic or English.
		Name Necklaces - crafted in Arabic or English - made for your name.
		Arabic and Islamic style name jewelry is not easy to find or make - it requires expertise in calligraphy and a mastery of precious metal work.
	jewelry.zahras.com (330 words)

	Arabic Translation - Translate Write Name
		V doesn't exist in Arabic; we usually replace it by "f", but still can be read as "v" if the person knows what you're talking about or recognizes the word as a foreign word.
		For example if your name is David, even if I write it as Dafidديفيد in Arabic, the reader could still pronounce it as David because the person is familiar with this name and knows how it’s pronounced originally.
		Finally you need to know that Arabic tends to use less or no vowels, usually the burden is on the reader who should be familiar with the word without the need of vowels, for more information please check the vowels lesson from the main menu.
	arabic.speak7.com /learn_arabic (455 words)

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		She is named Nura, the daughter of Ahmed who is the son of Saleh.
		In other words, Nura bint Ahmed bin Saleh Al-Fulani is born with this name and she dies with it.
		Their sons are (Name) bin Abdullah bin Mohammed bin Faisal Al-Hijazi, and their daughters are (Name) bint Abdullah bin Mohammed bin Faisal Al-Hijazi.
	www.arab.net /arabnames (414 words)

	Male Arabic Names
		Before anyof Allah's names, this prefix is to be found for a person's name.
		Name of one of the Holy Companions, Sayyidina Ja'far ibn Abu Talib, May Allah be pleased with him.
		Proper respect is to be given to this name if one wish to have this as his name.
	www.geocities.com /~abdulwahid/muslimarticles/names_arabic_male.html (825 words)

	Arabic: Name of a meaning
		I am a certified foreign area expert trained in Arabic and Arabic culture in the U.S. military with years of experience studying, traveling and working in the Arabic Middle East.
		Your sister's name is not based on an Arabic word.
		Your name is also not a typical Arabic pronunciation - "Bin" typically means "son of" - Thaufeeg is not a word I recognize, nor a pronunciation I recognize of a typical work/name in Arabic.
	en.allexperts.com /q/Arabic-1635/Name-meaning.htm (260 words)

	Allah, Divine?- Chapter 16- God's Name in Arabic- Allah or El Elyon?
		Their names didn't come from the same languages either, since Elohim, the God of Shem, changed the languages at Babel to make certain that His name was unique.
		It is the name EL-Elyon in Genesis 14.
		The Gringo White man named the Ayatholla of Iran was 100% profane and hybrid in is dominance of Iran.
	members.fortunecity.com /faithofgod/allah/page16.htm (4078 words)

	Why drop the definite article in an Arabic name? \| Ask MetaFilter
		I suspect this is as simple as multiple ways to transliterate names from Arabic into English, none of which are definitively correct, related to Khaddafi vs. Qadafi vs. Qadaffi.
		Proper names for English-speakers are not necessarily the same as in their original language.
		I think it is simply a precedent set by his father in dealing with the west to seem less foreign, in the same way his father changed the family name to al-Assad in order to seem a little less Alawite.
	ask.metafilter.com /51602/Why-drop-the-definite-article-in-an-Arabic-name (997 words)

	Arabic Calligraphy (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Arabic starts from right to left, so for example to write the name Edward, you will need to start the word from the right, so it will be like (D R A W D E), which looks like this in Arabic (إ د و ا ر د)
		This symbol can be placed between letters in the middle of a word to make the word look a little bit longer, you can place as many as you want depending on how long you want the name to be.
		on the other hand Arabic has letters that don’t exist in English; you don’t have to worry about them if your name doesn’t contain such sound.
	arabic.speak7.com /arabic_calligraphy_images (446 words)

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