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Habeeb (حبيب) The word habib on its own means 'beloved', but with the i on the end of the word you attribute the word to yourself so habibi means 'my beloved'. Also see Habibi. | |
Habeel (هابيل) Habeel, also spelt habil, is the name of the second son of Prophet Adam (PBUH). He was murdered by his brother Qabeel out of jelousy. | |
Habibi (حبيبي) Habibi means 'My love' or 'My beloved'. Habibi is the form of the word used to refer to men. The feminine form is 'habibti'. | |
Habibtak (حبيبتك) Habibtek means 'your love'. | |
Habibti (حبيبتي) When a person wishes to say 'my dear' or 'my beloved' to a woman, he says 'habibti'. If it was said to a man, the word would be 'habibi'. | |
Hafidh (حافظ) (1) A person is labelled a 'hafidh' if he or she has memorized the whole Quran. (2) Protect (3) Keep (safe) (4) Memorize | |
Hafsah (حفصة) Hafsah is the name of one of the wives of Prophet Muhammed (PBUH&HP). She is the daughter of Umar bin al-Khattab.span id= | |
Hai (حي) Alive or living. | |
Haider (حيدر) Haider is a popular boy's name. It means lion, and Haider was the original name Ali ibn Abi Talib (AS) was given by his mother. | |