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MutantTailThing lemmy.world MutantTailThing@lemmy.world
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But is Muslim memory haRAM or not?

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NoneOfUrBusiness fedia.io NoneOfUrBusiness@fedia.io
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But is Muslim memory haRAM or not?

Of course not, but the correct term is Random Access Muslim.

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But is Muslim memory haRAM or not?

Booooo, but yes.

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7uWqKj lemmy.world 7uWqKj@lemmy.world
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But is Muslim memory haRAM or not?

Only if acquired, otherwise it’s haROM

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Akasazh lemmy.world Akasazh@lemmy.world
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So Habibi = memory? :p

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farmgineer nord.pub farmgineer@nord.pub
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No, it's muslin memory, always trying to reform cheese.

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Dharma Curious startrek.website DharmaCurious@startrek.website
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Of course not, but the correct term is Random Access Muslim.

I had a random access Muslim friend for a while. He'd randomly text "u up" and then he'd access whenever it wasn't Ramadan.

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decolo piefed.social decolo@piefed.social
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Tell me more about this muscle habibi

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lawks aussie.zone lawks@aussie.zone
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No, it's muslin memory, always trying to reform cheese.

Lucinda and Jane had real muslin curtains.

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abrake lemmy.world abrake@lemmy.world
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But is Muslim memory haRAM or not?

haLOL

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Hazmatastic lemmy.world Hazmatastic@lemmy.world
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So Habibi = memory? :p

Closest translation here is probably "my friend" but it can mean "dear" or "darling" when used by family and the like

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Akasazh lemmy.world Akasazh@lemmy.world
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Closest translation here is probably "my friend" but it can mean "dear" or "darling" when used by family and the like

I do know what Habibi means, but it's kind of weird using such a word to somebody who doesn't have the greatest grasp of Arabic words.

Hence the :p

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Hazmatastic lemmy.world Hazmatastic@lemmy.world
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I do know what Habibi means, but it's kind of weird using such a word to somebody who doesn't have the greatest grasp of Arabic words. Hence the :p

Ah, for sure, I misread. Tbf I've gotten habibi'd by shopkeepers and acquaintances, and I am definitely not even close to Arabic, may just be how some people speak

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quickenparalysespunk lemmy.dbzer0.com quickenparalysespunk@lemmy.dbzer0.com
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I had a random access Muslim friend for a while. He'd randomly text "u up" and then he'd access whenever it wasn't Ramadan.

that sounds like a booty call...was that a booty call? booty calls are off limits during Ramadan?

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MidsizedSedan lemmy.world MidsizedSedan@lemmy.world
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Of course not, but the correct term is Random Access Muslim.

Randomly Asked Muslim, or RAM.

People answering questions on /askIslam

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