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Musashi Miyamoto
A samurai, duelist, and master swordsman that lived in Japan in the 1600s under the reign of Tokugawa Ieyasu. He was a remarkable fighter, having won 60 duels, and invented the two sword style of using a katana and a wakizashi at the same time. He was called a kensei, or sword saint, and is a famous person in Japanese history. More importantly, he was a fine artist and writer, and is the author of "The Book of Five Rings", which is a fascinating text on martial sciences and strategy.
Musashi Miyamoto by 1337Str33tNinj4 July 24, 2004
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Mubashshir
1.Gentleman
2.Great sense of humour
3.Handsome
4.one who is numbingly brilliant and amazing that people around him can truly enjoy his amazingness
2.Great sense of humour
3.Handsome
4.one who is numbingly brilliant and amazing that people around him can truly enjoy his amazingness
Mubashshir by Ashekumar pratab February 5, 2020
Mubashshirah
Bringer of glad tidings and good news.
Used in the Holy Quran in several paces. People named Mubashshirah tend to be optimistic and trusting because of there undying faith in the goodness of humankind. They are also easily taken advantage of because they believe that if they are good to everybody all the time then everyone will be good to them. They tend to have inclinations toward science and medicine. Now the funny thing is even though they are practically incapable of complaining when someone treats them unfairly they will unleash hell if you treat their friend or anybody around them unfairly.
Quran 11:70.
And surely our messenger came to Abraham with glad tidings.
Also Ashra-Mubashira - the ten people who were given the verdict of entering paradise right here in the world by the beloved Prophet Muhammed (s.a.w)
Used in the Holy Quran in several paces. People named Mubashshirah tend to be optimistic and trusting because of there undying faith in the goodness of humankind. They are also easily taken advantage of because they believe that if they are good to everybody all the time then everyone will be good to them. They tend to have inclinations toward science and medicine. Now the funny thing is even though they are practically incapable of complaining when someone treats them unfairly they will unleash hell if you treat their friend or anybody around them unfairly.
Quran 11:70.
And surely our messenger came to Abraham with glad tidings.
Also Ashra-Mubashira - the ten people who were given the verdict of entering paradise right here in the world by the beloved Prophet Muhammed (s.a.w)
Mubashshirah by GoodIntentions. April 5, 2011
Musashi Miyamoto
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murasaki by devilzukin December 1, 2003
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