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Mashoud cimes from arabic language Mass-oud which means lucky. People who are called Mashoud are mots of the tome lucky people. They are rich,successful. They nées to work Gard to be a person un life. They find it hard but at the end they are the richest ones.
I wish you have a Mashoud entertainment.
Mashoud Adeshina is an handsome boy.
mashoud by Alamou November 28, 2016
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Ahmed Shah Massoud 

The late legendary commander of the Northern Alliance, killed in a plot by terrorists from Napakistan. He was an ally of the west & democracy.
Ahmed Shah Massoud is immortalised in the hearts & minds of people of Panjshir. Now his son takes his place.
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The legend who ruled the Persian Empire. You have to be well worthy to deserve such a name. There's a committee which has to allow this name to be set upon you.
Their only dream was to call their son Masoud
MASOUD is a arabiac name and mean is happiness, also this name is for Iranian people with same mean, in Turkey they using this name with different speel.
Masoud is good f...r
Masoud by Masoud ariaiy August 20, 2018
A wholesome man who is sexy and has a large penis. All males aspire to be like him.
Man i wish i was a mashood
Mashood by Heisenberg1294 December 8, 2018
Mashudu is a lovely talented lady who stands her ground and is not afraid to do anything. She is confident and beautiful and is a wonderful friend. She is honest and will always do what she thinks is right. Any guy is lucky to have her. She slays at whatever she does.
Did you see mashudu today. She rocks
mashudu by Lollipop 🍭 June 30, 2018
Masoud is the name of a man with a incredibly large penis and has girls falling head over heels for him. He is of short stature but be carefull, as he has the ability to kill.
bro look at MASOUD, i want to be like that.
Masoud by the king of south sudan August 22, 2018
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