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Maah Jabeen 

This name usually used for a muslim girl, tbh that's a uncommon name. This name means "beautiful like moon".
A girl with kindest heart, beautiful from both out & inside. Such a good friend & bestie as well. If you ever got a friend like her be in good terms with her & you'll understand how good she's. A really big tease, literally tease you to death about your crush & wouldn't even leave a option to make you blush .she'll literally imagine your future with your crush. Annoying sometimes well pretty annoying kid. Careless brat. wouldn't listen to you no matter what you say, if she already made her mind about that. But caring and always ready to listen you & give you choices.always encourage you about your dreams. Will love your hardwork & appreciate it too much even maybe more than you. Suggest you the best for your lifetime. Got great Patience & strength.insecure about herself. Keep nagging about her crush so you must comfort her!

If you ever got her as a bestie I must say plz take care of her, keep her & of course appreciate her so that she'll forget her insecurities♡︎♡︎
👤: hey have you seen the new girl?
👤:Yeah names as Maah Jabeen right?
Maah Jabeen by kiM rAni November 23, 2021
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Mahjabeen 

noun. adjective.

In Urdu this name means "pretty like the moon".

In Arabic the name means "strong".
Her name is Mahjabeen.

She is so beautiful! She is mahjabeen!

She is not weak and won't bow down so easily. She is mahjabeen!
Mahjabeen by Alfa Alfa October 21, 2010
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