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**metrocartockasur** · 08-16-2012, 01:23 PM

and wa iyyakum
Khwaja and Sidi, too, I think.

also: Can someone explain what saheb means? I know it's more of a term of respect than a title, but from my limited understanding of Arabic and my even lesser understanding of Urdu it seems to have different meanings/connotations in each language.

Think of it as an equivalent of mister.
Of course in eastern culture Sahab not only includes respect but love also.

08-16-2012, 01:23 PM	#11
metrocartockasur Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 633 Senior Member	and wa iyyakum Khwaja and Sidi, too, I think. also: Can someone explain what saheb means? I know it's more of a term of respect than a title, but from my limited understanding of Arabic and my even lesser understanding of Urdu it seems to have different meanings/connotations in each language. Think of it as an equivalent of mister. Of course in eastern culture Sahab not only includes respect but love also.
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