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A person who does the impossible, and proves people who doubt her wrong. She’s brave, strong, and BEAUTIFUL
Mahroz your so perfect
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A person who proves everyone wrong and is beautiful, smart, and loves her family more than anything.
Oh Mahroz, ur perfect
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Mahroz is a sweet and talented young girl. She is a very courageous girl. She gives really great advices. She love her family and friends.
If you have a friend like Mahroz call yourself lucky.
Mahroz by anonymous girl113 November 24, 2023
Mahroz is a sweet and talented girl. She is very courageous and gives really great advices. She loves her family and friends.
Call yourself lucky if you have a friend like Mahroz
Mahroz by anonymous girl113 November 24, 2023
A person who does the impossible, and proves people who doubt her wrong. She’s brave, strong, and BEAUTIFUL and loves her family and friends more than anything.

Call yourself lucky if you have a friend like a Mahroz
Mahroz is such a cute girl
Mahroz by anonymous girl113 November 24, 2023
A person who does the impossible, and proves people who doubt her wrong. She’s brave, strong, and BEAUTIFUL and loves her family and friends more than anything.

Call yourself lucky if you have a friend like a Mahroz

by anonymous girl
Mahroz is such a cute girl
Mahroz by anonymous girl113 November 24, 2023
Sexxxiii name. Pronounced Maaahrooo. spelled Mahrou. M'A'hrou , C'A'T thats how you pronounce the 'A' Ok anyways,

its a persian name, Mah means Moon and Rou means Face. Very unique name, ive met 5 mahrous so far in my life. they are 'the one' , Hard to find, beautiful,

All Mahrou's are sweet, nice, and they just have something special, Super cheerful.
"Mahrou shutup, you talk soo much."
"Dude mahrou is soo cute"
"You know whos really nice? Mahrou"
"Aww mahrou is soo sweett!"
"hot."
Mahrou by London4ever. May 11, 2009
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