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What does it mean? When is it used? etc.

you know that? ramadan karim. it is mean great fasting. it is about 1 months.
you are not allowed eat or drink or smoke during sunrise and sunset. if you r muslim, if not you need respect the people.

but if you r muslim and you eat during this time. you get punished. the punishment is old style call Falak

falak= old style punishement, it is slash on your back or on your under foot.
min 80 , it is made from animal skin (wripe), so you are lucky if not from horse skin hahahah

good luck.

my habiby wrote:you know that? ramadan karim. it is mean great fasting. it is about 1 months.
you are not allowed eat or drink or smoke during sunrise and sunset. if you r muslim, if not you need respect the people.

but if you r muslim and you eat during this time. you get punished. the punishment is old style call Falak

falak= old style punishement, it is slash on your back or on your under foot.
min 80 , it is made from animal skin (wripe), so you are lucky if not from horse skin hahahah

good luck.

nice story dude, stick to one subject at a time

Concord wrote:What does it mean? When is it used? etc.

its the same as saying "merry christmas"

I think you mis understod mr bleakus. because ramadan karim =great ramadan. what you saying is ramadan mabrok=happy ramadan.

please mr bleakus if you don,t know arabic. don,t react,

The word kareem means generous

in this month people tend to give a lot of charity

A month of giving as they say

also in this month you lose weight(kilo) it is good for health.

you think about poor people.

end of ramadan you have to pay something to charity or poor people,

i,m going pay for lebanon people.

It was explained to me but so far differently that the 2 posts (real posts on the subject).

choose the one makes more sense to you...[/quote]

my habiby wrote:I think you mis understod mr bleakus. because ramadan karim =great ramadan. what you saying is ramadan mabrok=happy ramadan.

please mr bleakus if you don,t know arabic. don,t react,

hahaha......of course mr my habibi........i should go back to your school for english to arabic translation

mema wrote:The word kareem means generous

in this month people tend to give a lot of charity

A month of giving as they say

This is about the right meaning.




Whatever Habiby says can normally be discounted.

my habiby wrote:also in this month you lose weight(kilo) it is good for health.

you think about poor people.

end of ramadan you have to pay something to charity or poor people,

i,m going pay for lebanon people.

good for you dude

my habiby wrote:
falak= old style punishement, it is slash on your back or on your under foot.
min 80 , it is made from animal skin (wripe), so you are lucky if not from horse skin hahahah

good luck.

u deserve a falak right now...from all the customs of ramadan this what came to ur tiny brain..

mema wrote:

my habiby wrote:
falak= old style punishement, it is slash on your back or on your under foot.
min 80 , it is made from animal skin (wripe), so you are lucky if not from horse skin hahahah

good luck.

u deserve a falak right now...from all the customs of ramadan this what came to ur tiny brain..

Don' get too upset Mema, this guy is just a total fool, loves to wind people up.

mema wrote:

my habiby wrote:
falak= old style punishement, it is slash on your back or on your under foot.
min 80 , it is made from animal skin (wripe), so you are lucky if not from horse skin hahahah

good luck.

u deserve a falak right now...from all the customs of ramadan this what came to ur tiny brain..

i never heard of the word falak before? thats weird

i guess this is somthn ppl used to do in the past for those who eat or drink publicly in Ramadan (Muslims) but locally its not used here im hearing it for the first time, however they do use this word in Egypt.. my friend just told me

guys lets not turn every thread into a discussion about mr habibiy and his ass getting whopped.


Anywa, Ramadan Kareem = Generous Ramadan

and i would say its used as a greeting for the month. Now why is it said, while mema is right about charity but i feel like its describing the month itself as being generous not the people. Why is the month generous ? you might think its an odd way to look at a month where your food and drink is taken away ! But the reason is that all good deeds are rewarded more than the norm, and so makes the month generous in spiritual rewards to the people.

Thats my own interpretation to the phrase and i might be wrong but i like it

MaaaD wrote:guys lets not turn every thread into a discussion about mr habibiy and his a#s getting whopped.


Anywa, Ramadan Kareem = Generous Ramadan

and i would say its used as a greeting for the month. Now why is it said, while mema is right about charity but i feel like its describing the month itself as being generous not the people. Why is the month generous ? you might think its an odd way to look at a month where your food and drink is taken away ! But the reason is that all good deeds are rewarded more than the norm, and so makes the month generous in spiritual rewards to the people.

Thats my own interpretation to the phrase and i might be wrong but i like it

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