jahala 

the arabian name to replace the NORMAL name, jazmine (;

jahala is bomb.

jahala by jahala jazmine July 8, 2011

Jahala 

A Jazmine is a loyal, sexy & beautiful person.

You will never find a better girl or girlfriend, if your a dude you'll want to marry one someday, if you lose her it's your loss. She's an amazing friend & is always there for you. losers get jealous & talk shit behind her back or over the Internet but only because they know she's a better person. & she has an amazing best friend(;

I would want someone like jahala

Jahala by Jahala jasmine April 4, 2019

jalalah 

Someone who states obvious things

A: "Amit is petty"
B: "Jalalah"

jalalah by Ajsjwkmqnd February 26, 2017

Jhalak

Jhalak is a cool person. Super kind and sweet, nice eyes. Don't leave her! She so much fun!!! She is not like anyone you meet. Super lit. All in all, be friends with her, it super easy too. Honestly, one of the nicest person you'll meet, ever.

"Have you met Jhalak"
"Yeah dude, she's super nice"

Jhalak by iOnlySpeakTruth July 30, 2018

Jaala

A beautiful girl who loves a lot of things and is always changing her style everyday. She has many admirers but doesn't know it because nobody knows how to pronounce her name right. If you have this name you also hold many talents you might not even notice, because your too busy cheering on the people around you.

Person 1 : Wow, that girl in our class is pretty! What's her name??
Person 2 : I think its July or jla?? I dunno, but she sure is a jaala!

Jaala by Anonymous puppy child November 14, 2016

jahanam

arabic world for hell

kafir all go to jahanam

jahanam by Rostam September 30, 2008

Jahanara 

Queen of the World / Universe -Jahanara-"Princess of Princesses" -Year 1627, India-Princess Jahanara, the favorite daughter of Shah Jahan and his wife Mumtaz Mahal, for whom the Taj Mahal was built. In turn, Jahanara’s diary entries reveal to young people a royal world of privilege, treachery, tradition, joy, and tragedy. Princess Jahanara was indeed a young woman of great intelligence and tolerance. If she had been able to rule, I am completely confident that she would have been in the tradition of her father and great-grandfather. Jahanara lives in luxury, with "thirty servants and eight elephants trained especially for me." She has her own spacious living quarters, with walls inlaid with jewels, and a marble, bathing basin surrounded with flowers and vials of perfume. She is loved by all and is especially close to her mother Ami, who calls her, "my precious jewel." She learns that women, although hidden behind screens from public view, have power: They see and hear everything. In the later part of life, Jahanara's grief turns to gratitude. She is profoundly thankful for the time she and Ami shared on earth together. She says if she were to be reincarnated, as the Hindus believe, all she could wish for would be for Ami to be her mother again. Jahanara concludes her journal, would be "all the richness I would ever need. Indeed there would be a splendor in my life no gold could match."

scholastic.com/dearamerica/parentteacher/guides/royaldiaries/jahanara.htm

Jahanara by jahanara December 25, 2009