1 definition by ShadowlikeZenz
1. Murad is a name that is derivative of the Palestinian word for omnipotent. When parents bestow the sacred name of Murad upon their offspring, they are, in a sense, ensuring their child will outlive and outperform the rest of mankind.
2. A Murad is usually someone who is talented and witty, who can use said wit to coax smiles and gut-bursting laughter from anyone in proximiy.
3. A Murad is someone who is considered one of the most ridiculously talented artists known to man. If one were to question the validity of a Murad artist, one should expect to be scoffed at, followed by an insult.
When the word Murad is modified, it can take on a whole new meaning. Examples:
Murad>>>Muradica - a very sensual type of romance that all of the ladies find irresistible.
Murad>>>Murad Stewart - a tactic to lure in attractive females by singing in a raspy, yet seductive manner while strutting your stuff and exuding mass amounts of charisma.
Murad>>>Murader - someone who is seen as an unrelenting soldier. A Murader gets the job done and never fails
2. A Murad is usually someone who is talented and witty, who can use said wit to coax smiles and gut-bursting laughter from anyone in proximiy.
3. A Murad is someone who is considered one of the most ridiculously talented artists known to man. If one were to question the validity of a Murad artist, one should expect to be scoffed at, followed by an insult.
When the word Murad is modified, it can take on a whole new meaning. Examples:
Murad>>>Muradica - a very sensual type of romance that all of the ladies find irresistible.
Murad>>>Murad Stewart - a tactic to lure in attractive females by singing in a raspy, yet seductive manner while strutting your stuff and exuding mass amounts of charisma.
Murad>>>Murader - someone who is seen as an unrelenting soldier. A Murader gets the job done and never fails
I've got my head in a Muradica novel while I'm playing Murad Stewart in the the background, 'cause that's how I roll! I'm a Murader! Booya!
by ShadowlikeZenz April 12, 2011