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the one guys who everyone knows and many girls like. He is extremely caring for his friends and loves being spontaneous! He is a insanely smart guy and many appreciate his company.
yo he’s almost as cool as Anandhu
anandhu by handle0192 March 1, 2020
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anhan • Anhane • Anhannahlate • An hannes • anand • Aahana • ananda • ahana • Anan • ananas
The adhan (also spelled Athan, Azan, Ezan) is the Islamic call to prayer. The Muslim call to Friday public worship and to the five daily hours of prayer. It is proclaimed by the muezzin, a servant of the mosque chosen for good character, as he stands at the door or side of a small mosque or in the minaret of a large one. The adhan was originally a simple "Come to prayer," but, according to tradition, Muhammad consulted his followers with a view to investing the call with greater dignity. The matter was settled when 'Abd Allah ibn Zayd dreamed that the faithful should be summoned by a crier. The standard Sunnite adhan can be translated as: "Allah is most great. I testify that there is no god but Allah. I testify that Muhammad is the prophet of Allah. Come to prayer. Come to salvation. Allah is most great. There is no god but Allah." The first phrase is proclaimed four times, the final phrase once, and the others twice, the worshipers making a set response to each phrase.
It’s simply a way to alert people when they are busy; that the time for the prayer (“Salah” in Arabic; one of the 5 pillars of Islam) has come. Especially in the Muslim world; because in Islam, the five daily prayers are supposed to be carried out in congregation as much as one can. And so in the old days, before the development of technologies (alarm clocks, mobile phones, etc) that was a fast way to let people know. Recently, in the past fifty years or so, they started using loudspeakers on top of minarets to call the adhan. It’s a beautiful and enchanting sound and it’s just calling people to come and worship.

Alhanouf 

Alhanouf a girl that is really a pretty girl and everyone would love her shes a caring and helpful person no one could hate a girl like her shes the best one to count on and share secrets with every can count on her and this name is an arabic name,Alhanouf usually be named on white skinned girls always has a sweet family and everything has been given to her
???-SHES A REALLY SWEET GIRL!
??2-YEA SHE IS AN ALHANOUF!
Alhanouf by XXXXX-=XXXXX November 16, 2019

anandita 

Anandita is the meaning of Love. Who teaches what love in its true sense is. She gives meaning to life. She is the best thing tqhat can ever happen to you. She will make you feel the happiest when she is in your life. She will love you utterly and unconditionally. She is Selfless and Giving. She is honest sincere and loves with all she got. She is innocent yet naughty. She is grumpy at times yet knows how to pounce like a Tigress. She means the world to those who know her worth and only a fool would do the mistake of losing or hurting her.
Mushkin Anandita Sweetheart Anandita Anandita Baby Cutie Pie Anandita Tigress Anandita Monkey Anandita
anandita by Sleepyhead Nick May 12, 2014
The spiritual belief in the divine quantitative outreach to all young yet old believers; in which you meet the holy yet present virt who can summon the great eye of soil and the retreat of Auchan. To know what & how you can hair the ground to the sky. Where you can reach the divine booty of interior cadaver of urstetcha.
Achanism- the state of being integral offenciet.
A beautiful girl that you're lucky to have.
This girl is definitely an Adhanet.
adhanet by booboo2011 March 28, 2011
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Origin of the word is unknown. Started sometime in World War 2. Given the typical evolution of British slang, could easily have started because what these experts did was confusing or “baffling” to the common person.
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