Al is added infront of names.

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Posted: 11 years ago

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Originally posted by: .x-bumblebee-x.
Surnames that begin with "al" often refer to the place where someone's ancestors were born.
It's before the surname..
Not before the forename lol!

No I have heard names with Al infront of the first name.

Al-Nasir, Al- Ghani, Al-Yasir. It's really common. Like Jake i got confused too coz she said it with such confidence 😆

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Posted: 11 years ago

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Originally posted by: ..swagger..
What are CVs doing man?
I am hating this whole track of saving Fahad and Barkat Royale's papers.

I get it. I am just hoping it ends soon. I was expecting it to be a drag.

Chakkiwala and Osman-Suraiyyah scene made it passable for me.

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Posted: 11 years ago

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i don't know what happen with the writers from past three episode.they are in totally mess.i want to end that track by monday.

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Originally posted by: JennyPenny

I HATE to say it but indeed it was.

It was so filler and everyone was so random. and seriously even Chakkiwala didn't recongize them?

Jenny, @dp- celebrating Mama-Mami awesomeness ? :D 😆

Knew no one would recognize them 🤔 I have vented enough for the day 😵

It was hilarious to see then hide their faces 😆

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Posted: 11 years ago

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Originally posted by: edwebllalover9
i don't know what happen with the writers from past three episode.they are in totally mess.i want to end that track by monday.

Same here..

Just yesterday I had said Aliya is too confident with her knowledge while she truly lacks. They should stop trying to portray her as such.

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Posted: 11 years ago

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Originally posted by: AnotherAdmirer

<font face="Georgia, Times New Roman, Times, serif">No I have heard names with Al infront of the first name.</font>

<font face="Georgia, Times New Roman, Times, serif">Al-Nasir, Al- Ghani, Al-Yasir. It's really common. Like Jake i got confused too coz she said it with such confidence😆</font>

Really? Hmm.. So in English they are called
' the yasir' .. I didn't know.. Thanks

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Posted: 11 years ago

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Originally posted by: JennyPenny

I HATE to say it but indeed it was.

It was so filler and everyone was so random. and seriously even Chakkiwala didn't recongize them?

yeah!!😆

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Posted: 11 years ago

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Originally posted by: .x-bumblebee-x.

Really? Hmm.. So in English they are called
' the yasir' .. I didn't know.. Thanks

In English it would be al yasir to not 'the yasir' lol

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Originally posted by: .x-bumblebee-x.

Really? Hmm.. So in English they are called
' the yasir' .. I didn't know.. Thanks

Arabic grammar is different from english. A quick wiki search for you 😆

Al- may be prefixed to names that are derived from Arabic nouns. The purpose of doing this is to point toward the meaning of the one named.^[44] For example, the name Adl (meaning 'just') may be read "al-Adl" to allude to the fact that Adl is a just person.