Abdurehman
Abdurehman by Abdurehman October 10, 2018
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Abdulrahman
The name is Arabic meaning: servant of the most gracious. True to one of the roots of the name āRahmanā you will find that those with the name of Abdulrahman are extremely gracious. They are kind, courteous, benevolent, and generous people. Being compassionate, and caring, is in the forefront of the mind of an Abdulrahman. Anyone who comes in contact with an Abdulrahman will find themselves to be content and comfortable. An Abdulrahman will go to great lengths to ensure his family and friends are cared for. An Abdulrahman is a very unselfish person in life, and in the bedroom, wanting to ensure his spouse is happy and satisfied. Although very witty and funny, an Abdulrahman does not feel the need to be the life of the party. He enjoys meeting new people but those most special to him will always be his family. To win the heart of an Abdulrahman you must be an intellectual person; as he admires the will to learn and appreciates those who gain insight from history.
Abdulrahman by k8ek8 February 13, 2010
Abdulrahman
A beautiful human inside out, perfectly unique in the most astounding ways, heās a blessing.. never lose that amazing human being ever, deserves the whole world and more.. give him every galaxy that exists ffs!
I love you Abdulrahman
Abdulrahman by Jey_ September 25, 2019
Abdurahman
A handsome intelligent lovable man. He is loyal and confident at times. He is very social with people and will make other people comfortable around him. He is caring and will be very nice if you give him the same energy back. Abdurahman can be violent when you push him.
Abdurahman by Dhdfygr August 6, 2019
Abdurahman
Hi I am a story teller and I am going to tell you about abdurahman.he is a kind and funny and popular every one loves me as a friend.
Abdurahman by Abdurahman August 21, 2019
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