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Ramadan Mubarak!Subject: Re: ahlan wa sahlan, ya Ramadan
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Wowowow! That graphic is so beautiful! For us unlerned types, what does it say??Subject: Re: ahlan wa sahlan, ya Ramadan
Hi Laura,Sorry, only just saw your question...
The calligraphy says "Ramadan Kareem" meaning, "have a Generous Ramadan", it's a greeting like "Ramadan Mubarak", which means "have a Blessed/Rewarding Ramadan".
I hope this helps.