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Tahniat Ahmad

@Sexylicious.

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Posted: 12 years ago

#11

That was an error.. Muslim is an English word

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Hena

@sunshine_sun

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Posted: 12 years ago

#12

Originally posted by: Autumn_Rose

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HAmida bano's excuse: I spent too much time with Hindus😆

actually cvs r getting short of words😆

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Shraddha

@lashy

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Posted: 12 years ago

#13

If not maathaa tekna what is the right word?😊

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Alakh

@Autumn_Rose

Stunner

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Posted: 12 years ago

#14

Originally posted by: lashy
If not maathaa tekna what is the right word?😊

I don't know.. but I have never heard a Muslim say that😆

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@lilmzsunshine

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Posted: 12 years ago

#15

Originally posted by: lashy
If not maathaa tekna what is the right word?😊

Well, Muslims aren't supposed to do 'maatha tekna' in front of anyone but God. So the premise - if doing this in front, or to, a grave - is wrong. Maybe that's what the writer meant.

If it's pure language - maatha is sometimes used by Urdu speaking folks, though the urdu terms are peshaani, mah. Tekna is an urdu word, though for this act, we'd just say sujda. That's prostrating, and literally touching your forehead to the floor in the humblest postures - in effect doing 'maatha tekna'.

But again - that's reserved only for God, no one else.

Hope that helped.

-S

Edited by lilmzsunshine - 12 years ago

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Alakh

@Autumn_Rose

Stunner

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Posted: 12 years ago

#16

Originally posted by: lilmzsunshine

Well, Muslims aren't supposed to do 'maatha tekna' in front of anyone but God. So the premise - if doing this in front, or to, a grave - is wrong. Maybe that's what the writer meant.

If it's pure language - maatha is sometimes used by Urdu speaking folks, though the urdu terms are peshaani, mah. Tekna is an urdu word though for this act, we'd just say sujda. That's prostrating, or literally touching your forehead to the floor - in effect doing 'maatha tekna'.

But again - that's reserved only for God, no one else.

Hope that helped.

-S

Maatha tekna is something hindus say.. that was a very big error..