English words from the Arab-Muslim world

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[@BloggingTheology]

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[@macanmalaya1]

Tqvm sir.very much apreciated.you yourself are doing jihad!💪.everybdy has their own part.and you are getting more new viewers,thats fantastic.i pray for your success

[@BloggingTheology]

@@macanmalaya1 many thanks!

[@ameerhussain5405]

30 languages Subhanallah!! Amazing👏 What's more surprising this includes my mother tongue Malayalam👍 How was this made possible?

[@gkeith64]

Tartaria kzbin.info/www/bejne/h6a7lGuXbKmgn5Y

[@teamvortx7016]

Can u do a video on why islam is true

[@tumbak]

Cave from Kahf (كهف) Guitar from Qithara (قيثارة) Syrup from Sharab (شراب) Cup from Koob (كوب) Earth from Ard (أرض), in Dutch it is Aard which is even closer Archive from Arsheef (أرشيف) Lemon from Laimoon (ليمون) Noble from Nabeel (نبيل) Arsenal from Tarasaneh (ترسانة) and there are plenty more

[@schorpioen7466]

Earth comes from Indo European "er"

[@schorpioen7466]

@Alihassan Ali no, comes from Nahuatl. Tomatl

[@schorpioen7466]

@Alihassan Ali Could be, why?

[@aldallika3648]

@@schorpioen7466 What you said is wrong according to the history of English language which originally belongs to the family of the old German languages. The day-to-day English is similar to German While the vocabulary related to science, Literature and politics in English came from French. The word earth is a day-to-day word and it came from the German word (erde).

[@schorpioen7466]

@@aldallika3648 Originally it comes from PIE though. Just like cave and probably more words on the list. You guys want to ascribe everything to arabic, lol Search words with 'etymology' than you will see

[@samcs7217]

Mr. Paul is looking younger and fresh

[@Sami-bs1go]

I agree ☝️ mashAllah

[@Rah-recommends]

Ramadan brings out Noor for the believers.

[@HasanHasan-mm9vw]

Evergreen Paul

[@nawabahmed5400]

Yeah he's fasting 🍎❗

[@hisham56hamilton50]

The effect of Hyde park 🏃‍♂️🏃‍♂️💪

[@Tv-qm1yz]

Also Earth ارض , Cave كهف , Cover كفر , Cup كوب , Gap قاب , asthma ازمة ، wrist رسغ

[@ahmedmedo3448]

@Rodrigo Brendan hhhh so u say that u don't care and you letrrely uses this words in everyday....

[@buffjihad]

The word “earth” has germanic roots and not semitic ones. Cave has latin origins. Asthma comes from greek and latin. The Arabic “كوب” was adapted from English (or any other indo-europan language) and not the other way around. The rest of the words just sound the same and don’t have the same meaning.

[@Tv-qm1yz]

@@buffjihad وَيُطَافُ عَلَيْهِم بِـَٔانِيَةٍۢ مِّن فِضَّةٍۢ وَأَكْوَابٍۢ كَانَتْ قَوَارِيرَا۠ فَكَانَ قَابَ قَوْسَيْنِ أَوْ أَدْنَىٰ أَمْ حَسِبْتَ أَنَّ أَصْحَابَ الْكَهْفِ وَالرَّقِيمِ كَانُوا مِنْ آيَاتِنَا عَجَبًا يُعْجِبُ الزُّرَّاعَ لِيَغِيظَ بِهِمُ الْكُفَّارَ ۗ وَالْأَرْضَ وَضَعَهَا لِلْأَنَامِ Most of the words were mentioned in the Quran with the same meanings .

[@Tv-qm1yz]

@@buffjihad and by the way the English language is only about 600 years old 🙂

[@buffjihad]

@@Tv-qm1yz so arabic adopted these words from Greek or Latin then, maybe some from Persian.

[@donthomson10]

*لا إله إلا ﷲ* *لا إله إلا ﷲ* *لا إله إلا ﷲ* *لا إله إلا ﷲ* *لا إله إلا ﷲ* *لا إله إلا ﷲ* *لا إله إلا ﷲ* *محمد رسول ﷲ*

[@islamandsociety1598]

As an avid language learner I love this video :) Spanish which I speak probably has even more and had far more but many of these words of Arabic origin in Spanish were deliberately expunged from the language!

[@Just_A_Stranger]

Coffee ☕ Written in Arabic as: قهوة - Giraffe 🦒 Written in Arabic as: زرافة - Algebra 🧮 Written in Arabic as: الجبر - Sofa 🛋️ Written in Arabic as: صفّة - Sugar 🍬 Written in Arabic as: سكّر - Cotton 🧶 Written in Arabic as: قطن - Safari 🦁 Written in Arabic as: سفار - Ghoul 👻 Written in Arabic as: غول - Candy 🍭 Written in Arabic as: قندي - Alchemy ⚗️ Written in Arabic as: الكيمياء - Gazelle 🦌 Written in Arabic as: غزال - Mattress 🛏️ Written in Arabic as: مطرح - Admiral 🎖️ Written in Arabic as: أمير - Tariff 🪙 Written in Arabic as: تعريف - Alcohol 🍺 Written in Arabic as: الكحول

[@D73m]

+ Travel = Tirhal = ترحال

[@2119mr]

Also Chandelier شماعة. Canal قناة. Cifer صفر. A,B,C أ،ب،،،،. 1,2,3,4,ect are Arabic numbers. The Arabic language has 12 million words but most European don't exceed half a million. And all of them have a good 30% of Arabic.

[@abdulazizb2154]

@Shalom Shalom let me correct you . Zucker indeed stands for sugar but berg stands for ''bergag''(Moroccan darija ) derived from tberguig (gossip) so zuckerberg is basically a ''sweet gossiper''

[@abdulazizb2154]

@Shalom Shalom yeah but burj (the j) is pronounced different and when you say bergag (the g) is pronounced the same as the g in berg .

[@abdulazizb2154]

@Shalom Shalom yes yes...I will contact whatever buffoon is ruling USA and ask him if I can establish a khalifa over there. Thanks for reminder akhi

[@macanmalaya1]

Yes,we have to thanked our arab brothers n sisters,traders,ulama that travel all around the world to spread it,and to be used in daily and as a way of life...thank you very much to all of them and to you too sir👍heres a thumbsup for all of you👌

[@NotesfromtheFuturesPast]

I am considering reading books and reviewing them just like you! I love how beneficial and constructive this can be!

[@samwhite6255]

Islam also put sweetness in many soul's too

[@rambaq1061]

Mashallah, you're so active. Keep it up br Paul.

[@mustafaalameldin590]

Ramadan Mubarak from Egypt to all my brother and sisters in the west.

[@mazariqbal9514]

Islam brought knowledge to the western world period. The 1st in everything from hospitals, schools and universities, medicines and much much more as well as language similar to western countries...

[@adamATOM3]

Well all of that is just not true. Hospitals and schools all existed in the ancient world.

[@themercifulguard3971]

@@adamATOM3 Hospitals wherein specialized doctors and tools and facilities are institutionalized originated from the Abbasid Caliphate period. It gave inspiration to the red cross and hospitals of Europe after the Crusades wherein the kings who returned brought the concept to West Europe. Standardized universities appeared as early as the Umayyad Period and developed further in Iberian Islamic rule, where it continued to spread Eastward and Northward until the Europeans finally created modern universities we know today.

[@schorpioen7466]

@@themercifulguard3971 But were they universities or madrassahs?

[@themercifulguard3971]

@@schorpioen7466 Madrasas are by definition institutions People back then learned in madrasas for sciences, maths, and every other subjects. They had specialized tutors, regular schedules, and programmes

[@gaffarsaadh6191]

The books this great Sheikh possesses for evidences is self-evident how powerful this channel is. A Great Channel Unlike Any Other! Masha Allah!

[@BloggingTheology]

Wow, thank you

[@Muna-kd7jb]

Fun fact: Somalis were actually the first merchants of coffee and used it before they exported it to Yemen from the port of Berbera, Somalia. We call it Qaxwe.

[@memomashash1287]

Is not true ... Not historical what u have said .. And not through the port of berbera but the مخاء mochaa port .. And that’s why the fist and most powerful type of Coffe is the Mochas coffe قهوة المخاء Coffe is Arabic and Yemen is the origin And the plant of Coffe itself is from Ethiopia But made by Yemenis safawi Muslims

[@memomashash1287]

And if u spell it qaxwe doesn’t mean it correct .. Coffe also comes from kahwe and all words comes from this word or root

[@afrodir4828]

Fun fact: Berbera is NOT in somalia. 😂

[@Muna-kd7jb]

@@afrodir4828 no such thing as somaliland back then 😂

[@aminulislam-ot6nv]

Can you imagine if early Muslim innovator patented their knowledge !

[@osamayousef6182]

imagine if early greek /roman /Persian /Indian patented their knowledge! then Muslims wouldn't invent anything

[@a.a9210]

@@osamayousef6182 bro your so wronge ...search and read more

[@schorpioen7466]

@Kakashi Hatake were they? I thought coffee came from Indian America

[@osamayousef6182]

@@a.a9210 what's wrong? yes Muslims schoolers did translate greek/Latin/Indian /Persian books and they continued from there this is how science work

[@rafikbouaouni5499]

@@osamayousef6182 And the greek take from phoenician.

[@waleedalbokhari9506]

Mashallah, a new knight joined the truth army, i am impressed and grateful for all the efforts and informations you are giving, may Allah reward you in this life and after, much love.

[@extraorchidinary6347]

Thank you Paul for sharing Some of the English words that came from Arabic are: Candle from qandeel Canon from qanoon meaning law Admiral from ameer ul bahar meaning captain of a ship. Habit from habat

[@NickyRomero-pz5gn]

🌿 الَلَّهُِــمََ صٌَـــلَِّ وََِّسَـــلَّـِمَْ عٌَلَـَے َّسَيِِّـــدِِنِْا مَُحٌَمََّــدٍِ 🌿 🌹وَِعٌَلَـَےآلَِ َّسَيِِّــــدِِنِْا مَُحٌَمََّـــدٍِ وصحبه 🌿🌹 الَطَّيِِّّبِيِّــنِ الَطّّاهِرِيِّن عدد ماذكره الذاكرين وعدد ماغفل عنه الغافلين 🌿🌹

[@Addakhel]

Ramadan Mubarak Br. Paul. I'm in love with these relatively short videos of yours. We get to learn so much about a certain subject without having to watch or listen to a boring long lecture! Jazaka Allahu khayran!

[@alla3enalrasmi498]

Same here!

[@omaralyafai2368]

SubhanAllah, Brother Paul reads everything. You sir, give the term "well read" a different meaning

[@surayatimol2385]

You are amongst the most refreshing people i have come across. You epitomize a genuine unbiased man who rather than absorb whats fed looks to go on your own journey of knowledge Well done

[@donthomson10]

*لا إله إلا ﷲ* *لا إله إلا ﷲ* *لا إله إلا ﷲ* *لا إله إلا ﷲ* *محمد رسول ﷲ*

[@KALAMoLOGY]

Ibn Sina's (Avicenna) Cannon of Medicine (al-qanun fi Teb) was used as the official medical text book in Europe for at least 4 centuries... Al-Zahrawi's kitaab al-tasreef was the Encyclopedia of volumes related to the field of Surgery, with many surgical instruments developed by him that are still used today in the O.R.

[@issaalfaransi5263]

Peace be upon you from France. Your channel is great, keep up the good work my friend and may Allah retribute you and guide you to Islam.

[@mohsinkhan-bs7vp]

Ramadan Kareem sir Paul! Thank you for this wonderful insight!

[@BloggingTheology]

You are very welcome

[@Ismail-fm9tn]

Wow! Being linguistic myself, i really appreciate your effort paul.

[@BloggingTheology]

👍

[@abu-sulaimanel-bushnaq8052]

Very good camera and lighting.

[@mrchips.9245]

Admiral = اميرالبحر Alogrithm = الخوارزمي

[@rhiophiri6857]

Mr Paul I came to discover your channel very late,but alhamdulillah your channel is highly educative,so oftenly we listening to you

[@rubendias3973]

We have a lot of them in Portuguese!

[@xixu82]

Very true..dates, olive oil pomegranate to name just a few

[@bagabossa9970]

Even the name of the country Portugal is derived from arabic burtuqal meaning orange.. Hono Lulu...from Huna lu'lu'..refering to pearls. Mozambique derived from Mussa Bin Bique or Musa Al Big or Mossa Al Bique or Mussa Ben Mbiki or Mussa Ibn Malik, an Arab trader who first visited the island and later lived there. These are just a few...

[@gavinjames1145]

Well! Having conducted a hasty appraisal of my copy of The Wordsworth Dictionary of Foreign Words in English, by John Ayto (1991), I didn't find words such as 'algebra' and 'alchemy', and certainly nothing related to coffee or sugar; except I did find the following two words in English 'derived' from Arabic, namely "inshallah" and "jihad"! That's all! Perhaps the title of the book should have been: A Dictionary of SOME Foreign Words in English? Perhaps it is an indication how the significance and relative cultural importance of words changes with time.

[@BloggingTheology]

👏

[@rainman7769]

Camel 🐪, coffin,cave,cat, all Arabic words

[@rainman7769]

@Shalom Shalom very funny boy

[@dzulrashdi6689]

Paradise came from firdaus.

[@mohamedmiled6058]

Thanks a lot dear Paul for sharing this great video! I'm always learning something from your great videos! Best regards. Mohamed

[@ronmaison8690]

Assalamu Alaikum Brother.Ramadan Mubarak.BarakAllah feek for your wonderful information and I will buy that book tomorrow InshAllah.

[@salehmahmoud6044]

Thanks Professor Paul for this information.

[@BloggingTheology]

No worries!

[@laylaharun6731]

Thank you brother paul for sharing with us all this informations, we really appreciate it.

[@glasgowblackchigowski6117]

Great video paul, nice new camera too.

[@BloggingTheology]

Thanks 👍

[@jassrharoon5504]

I like the honesty and good use of sarcasm!

[@frankzappa951]

I love your work sir. Keep it up, great channel and presented in a lovely manner.

[@athreephanx6956]

Keep spreading knowledge bro. Ramadan Kareem

[@shahamoiz5047]

Wow, amazing Paul! May you always stay blessed for enlightening us. Ameen.

[@joaquim64rodrigues]

Well Sir, we Portuguese are quite familiar with literally hundreds of Arabic words that entered in our daily vocabulary. Even "Oxala", from Insh'Allah", that can be found in all Iberian languages, and sounds quite the same as in Arabic.

[@joaquim64rodrigues]

@Shalom Shalom yes, that's the Castilian version. The pronunciation of "j" instead our Portuguese "x" (in english x will sound like "sh'" in this context) is very difficult to explain to an English speaker. It's a strange sort of strong "r" with no equivalent in English.

[@dannyosman2709]

Thank you for sharing, very informative as always, God bless and blessed month of Ramadan to all

[@ahmadottoabdurahman5015]

Thank u so much 4 that such enlighting knowladge of english vacabulary

[@ahmedalshalchi]

Thanks for this literature ... I even didn't know many of these until now ..

[@user-k229]

Another great educational video. Even, the act of waking up in the morning to get ready to go to work, is an act of Jihad! As you rightly stated Jihad means to struggle or to strive. This take effort, hence this meaning is also included. I need to go now, sorry, i need a cup of coffee with two spoons of sugar!! Salams/ Peace unto you Paul.

[@Richie_Nash]

May Allah protect you and guide you and bless you 🌹

[@Richie_Nash]

We just had iftar hamdulilah. I wish from all my heart that Paul and all mankind can experience this Holly month with Muslim families so they can feel it's joy and wonderful soul nourishing benefits. Thanks for what you are doing and remember this. WALLAH whenever you feel like it you have a family here like i am sure you allready have so many families that will open their doors for you and anyone who wishes to try it. Ramadan kareem for all and Allah is more Generous and Merciful.

[@MAMA-xt5sd]

There are also very similar words between Arabic and English but they're unrelated. For example: cut = cut' قطع leg = regl (foot) رجل waist = wast وسط body = badan بدن eye = eyen عين crime = garime جريمة (in Middle English, it was pronounced more similar to Arabic) acme = akma أكمة or = o أو

[@ibrahimmusa1212]

نرجوا ترجمة المقاطع للعربية لتحقيق اكبر استفادة ، شكراً جزيلاً

[@sadiashakil8787]

I really enjoy listening to you, amazing information and well presented as well.

[@BloggingTheology]

Glad you enjoy it!

[@sheriefelsayad5578]

Nice. This applies to the name of some countries too. For example; Gibraltar was originally Jabal Tariq ( the mountain of Tariq ), named after the conquerer Tariq ibn Zyad. But they couldnt pronounce that so they turned it into "Gibraltar". Mozambique is another example, it was named after the Muslim ruler Musa bin Bique. But when the invaders came they couldnt pronounce that, so Musa bin Bique became Mozambique. Just some interesting facts.

[@BloggingTheology]

thanks!

[@EnglishWithMrBakhri]

Wow! I've always wondered how many words there are! Thank you for the awesome video.

[@peacebeuntoyou8934]

'Allah', 'shariah' and 'jihad' are all found in the Arab Christian Bible too.

[@DarioHaruni]

Yet the Orthodox bishop of Herzegovina calls the Allah of Moses, Jesus and Muhammad a lonely man because "he didn't reveal himself and doesn't know what human suffering is".

[@peacebeuntoyou8934]

@@DarioHaruni Is he an Arab Christian?

[@peacebeuntoyou8934]

@Shalom Shalom I think it's Califate but yes you're right.

[@Robot588]

Jazakallah khair for amazing information ❤️

[@GentlemanQ]

1:58 "oh no!" Good call dear Paul 😂🤚 good video as usual.

[@TitidanLila]

Thanks for educating us.. great work..

[@rismagultom3476]

70 percent of the words in Indonesia come from Arabic

[@gunardigunardi6730]

Thanks for you lesson today, may Allah SWT will bless you and Jannah, amiin

[@fmcore]

Amazing information. Thank you 😊.

[@esraaelkazaz158]

حبيت الفيديو 💖

[@kitt7477]

Also: mascara, fasaad, hazard, gauze, mattress, monsoon.

[@lucymars4319]

Add to this list Alcatraz, alchemy, genie, retina, and mocha! All from Arabic too!

[@jamesjohanson7809]

Improved camera I see, nice!

[@mzeewakazi]

Allah S.W.T gives knowledge and wisdom to whom Allah wills and you my brother Paul are blessed, Ramadhan Kareem in'sha'allah

[@gaffarsaadh6191]

You have been purchasing the books related to the topics spending a lot of your money. We the viewers-especially the Muslim world-are also must contribute as much as possible on humanitarian ground! This is also in Islam. Because Prophet Muhammad(PBUH) has taught us to do so. Because you Sheikh, spend your precious times. Being an elderly Sheikh you''re doing such great work without expecting anything from any one. We're benefiting a lot unlike any other KZbin channels. We're duty bound to value your valuable works. Or else we answerable to Allah The Almighty! May Allah the Almighty bless you and increase your health and wealth, Ameen!

[@BloggingTheology]

please support me on Patreon: www.patreon.com/Bloggingtheology?fan_landing=true

[@gaffarsaadh6191]

Definitely, we must support great gentlemen like you, Insha Allah! Not just merely watching and commenting.

[@hasrulmohamad]

Looking good Mr. Paul. May Allah bless you with all your work.

[@BloggingTheology]

Thank you kindly

[@khalid6092]

Fascinating, thank you.

[@BloggingTheology]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@salimshaikh-gf7hh]

Good resarch sir You speak the truth May allah help you more

[@bella_m23]

Arabic is the origin, it's the language of people of Paradise (I am not talking about a race, but rather the LANGUAGE, all the righteous shall enter paradise; from different races, backgrounds by Allah's mercy. :)

[@hisham56hamilton50]

Thanx Paul !! I think you have to make many more progs like this .. Many times ::..

[@BloggingTheology]

That's the plan!

[@sanamt4945]

Coffee was actually a thing of great debate among early Muslim scholars; reason being that many scholars drank coffee to stay awake at night and do zikr, but then some scholars noted that it could become addictive. Eventually, it was not branded as a haraam intoxicant (as it did not drive the person into a state where he/she had no control of him/herself as does alcohol). A few more words from the Muslim world: yogurt, cheque, algorithm and cipher

[@MVPA-io5ee]

MashaAllah good content ❤️

[@Sami-bs1go]

May Allah bless you brother Paul William...

[@JKTHEMARTIAN]

I love that I stumbled on to this 3am 👏 Alhamdulillah

[@MarianAMusse]

Paul brilliant 👏

[@magedabuldahab7481]

I can add over Oxford as i am a linguist as a hobby,. # Cipher " zero in arabic" صفر a root of decipher "solve a code" #Fake " افك" something is left as it is of no good " not real" #Fairy " as in fairy tale" فريه something like a lie, not the real story #Drub " to beat" from ضرب to hit in arabic I can go forever, it's literally thousands of words

[@magedabuldahab7481]

@Shalom Shalom yes, you are right, queen Calafia story

[@magedabuldahab7481]

@Shalom Shalom Al buruj the 85th chapter in Quraan, berg " mountain in german" and a famous suffix in names of cities & people

[@shahid8545]

Wonderful Br.Paul.. appreciate you.

[@BloggingTheology]

Thank you kindly

[@faraz2498]

When you mentioned America I thought you were going to cover the word California, which has an intriguing etymology and originates from the Arabic word Khalifah! I believe it came through Spanish.

[@johnzuma4688]

There far more English words in the Arabic language today than there are Arabic words in the English language. And if we look at the Cathedrals built in the "Dark Ages" then they could not have been so dark after all. What a strange perception we have of our world when the words for sugar and coffee are posed as some sort of great invention.

[@maulanaridwan26]

Thanks Mr Paul.

[@mybraintalks]

Assalamualaikum Brother Paul. Good to see you again. wish you can come to Malaysia and have debate with the anti islam and the christian evangelist here.

[@BloggingTheology]

love to!

[@tomivonntomivonn7060]

Interesting, thnak you !

[@Zakaria1426ah]

Paul I swear your the best bro🤣🤣, very educated guy at speakers corner aswell and you came and backed us when that old guy came talking about the bible, may Allah bless you

[@Kaiman__san]

Banana also from banan almouz , banan means finger in Arabic , also camera from qomrah

[@user-lq7lx3qc3k]

thank you sir for your efforts

[@user-yy2br1rn7e]

May Allah bless you with a long prosperous Life Mr Williams and may Allah grant you paradise.

[@peacebeuntoyou8934]

Mocha coffee is named after the Yemeni city of Mocha. Yemeni coffee is considered the best-tasting coffee in the world.

[@MrJbot01]

Hello Paul, I've enjoyed your channel. I will say, though, that I think you should know historians more or less agree that the "Dark Ages" never really existed, and that they're the historiographical invention of Enlightenment-era progressive historians like Edward Gibbon who were dissatisfied with the departure in literature from the classical Latin style of the early Roman Empire, which contained more secular histories and poetry, towards the religious writing of Late Antiquity.

[@quickclick7356]

Sir that was awesome back to discovery secrets untold 👌👌👌

[@issoopdilloo8905]

May Allah reward u inshallah

[@fareshonn500]

You make me proud to be half white. May Allah bless you Paul. Keep the faith!

[@eg4848]

wtf

[@NickyRomero-pz5gn]

@@eg4848 😡 be polite

[@BloggingTheology]

🤣

[@Zakaria24950]

@@NickyRomero-pz5gn dude he mean " world turned freak"

[@alhassangangu4357]

Also syrup is arabic word. It is from shirb or sharaba.

[@amaal2688]

Can you make a video on book recommendations/haul?

[@deydeyzii2909]

Muslim at SEAsia also have some words taken for English such as rattan, paddy, orangutan, durian, rambutan, manggo for example.

[@MrKhan11111]

Sir Poul please keep fast for some days and experience it in this Holly month Ramdan!Amin

[@akickrashidtoko7636]

May Almighty Allah blessings be upon you and your family , amen

[@sroentoel]

Dear Mr. Paul. Thank you for explaining the Jihad word. So many narrow minded people don't know and don't want to know this word. Even working/making money for living and/or family is considered as Jihad

[@FreePalestine_____]

Anas ibn Malik reported that the Prophet, may Allah bless him and grant him peace, said, "If the Final Hour comes while you have a shoot of a plant in your hands and it is possible to plant it before the Hour comes, you should plant it." Grade : Sahih (Al-Albani) English reference : Book 27, Hadith 479 Arabic reference : Book 1, Hadith 479

[@moeltawil7995]

thank you sir🌷

[@riyazenglish3576]

Interesting info

[@adnanmahmood1014]

Masha Allah Paul may the Lord elevate you in highest abode of Jannah.