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mubarak

mubarak

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A word people say to give good wishes during religious festivals
  • adjective
  • /muˈbɑːrək/
: mubarak
  • He sent a message saying Eid mubarak to his family and friends.

I hope you enjoyed it and Eid Mubarak bye.

Examples

  • Eid mubarak to everyone celebrating today!

  • He sent a warm message saying Eid mubarak to his loved ones.

  • People often say mubarak to each other at the end of Ramadan.

  • During the festival, everyone greeted each other with a cheerful mubarak.

  • Wishing you a mubarak Ramadan filled with peace.

  • People often say mubarak to each other during religious celebrations.

  • During the festival, they greeted each other with joyful mubarak phrases.

Surface Forms

mubarak positive

Etymology

The word mubarak comes from the Arabic word baraka, which means 'blessing'. So when people say mubarak at festivals like Eid or at the end of Ramadan, they are wishing someone a blessing or good fortune.