Some say 'Khair Mubarak' as a reply, which means 'Blessed be the Best' and is a way of reciprocating the good wishes. You could also say 'Jazakallah Khair' which means thank you and literally ...

An appropriate response to this is "Allahu Akram", meaning "God is much more generous". Some say 'Khair Mubarak' as a reply, which means 'Blessed be the Best' and is a way of reciprocating the good ...

I f you're not familiar with Muslim holidays or culture, you may be looking for Ramadan wishes, messages and greetings to share with loved ones who celebrate—or, if you do celeb ...

Ramadan Mubarak! – "Blessed Ramadan!" (A common and widely used greeting.) Ramadan Kareem! – "Generous Ramadan!" (Another traditional and popular greeting.) Kul ‘am wa antum bi khair ...

Mubarak, standing next to Sadat, suffers an injury to his left hand. October 14, 1981 – Mubarak is sworn in as president of Egypt. He is later reelected four times, serving as president for ...

"Nine martyrs have been transferred (to hospital), including several journalists and a number of workers from the Al-Khair Charitable Organisation, as a result of the occupation targeting a ...

Greeting one who implements the practices into their lives with "Ramadan Mubarak" or "Ramadan Kareem," meaning “Generous Ramadan,” are respectful and traditional ways to do so. If you're ...

The holy month is a time to revive the tradition of Ramadan greetings. Across the Arab world, various salutations capture the spirit of the occasion – some commonly heard in regions like the Gulf and ...