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No. 1,377 in Arabic

المبارك

The Arabic word "المبارك" translates to "the blessed" in English.

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  • عيد الفطر المبارك هو مناسبة دينية عظيمة.

    Eid al-Fitr Mubarak is a significant religious occasion.

    Here, 'المبارك' (Mubarak) is used to denote 'blessed,' highlighting the sacred and celebratory nature of the holiday.

  • أُقيم الاجتماع المبارك في المسجد الكبير.

    The blessed meeting was held at the grand mosque.

    In this sentence, 'المبارك' (Mubarak) describes the meeting, suggesting that it is spiritually blessed or significant due to its context or participants.

  • أدعو الله أن يديم الشهر المبارك بالخير والرحمة.

    I pray to God to perpetuate the blessed month with goodness and mercy.

    When used in 'الشهر المبارك' (the blessed month), it specifically refers to sacred or spiritually significant months such as Ramadan, emphasizing its importance.

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