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What do mean
ibn/bint al-halal and
ibn/bint al-haram
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ibn/bint al-halal and
ibn/bint al-haram
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- Arabic
- English (UK)
In Arabic, religious piety is often built into the language and this is reflected through these saying
ibn halal, bint halal, means som\daughter born in a pure (acceptable way) which is basically marriage, this is used for people who are generally associated with good traits
ibn/bint haram is an insult basically saying they were born out of an immoral affair and are a basta**
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- Arabic
- English (UK)
Ibn/bint al halal means kids from legal marriage
Ibn /bint alharm kids born without marriage and its a insult word arabs use
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but this isn't real , this is just swearing in egyptian dialect , because in Egypt and Arabs generally there aren't children without marriage . but IBN HARAM , this is bad dialect .
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I think the polite people don't say it at all .
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