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@@learnwithZenab sorry didn’t follow your answer! Do u mean I can use going-- Dahibatan and not going --- Dahiba? How do you know or understand the nuance and apply it correctly
@@humerasayed117 Thank you for your question! - **ذَهَبَ** (Dhahaba) means "he went." - **ذَهَبَتْ** (Dhahabat) means "she went." - **ذَاهِبَةٌ** (Dahibatan) means "she is going." The difference is due to the subject's gender and the tense. "ذَهَبَ" and "ذَهَبَتْ" are past tense, while "ذَاهِبَةٌ" is present participle. Hope this helps!
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@@lynnfaulkner2706 Marhaban is an Arabic expression to great people. Only people who can speak Arabic can understand. Not all the Muslim's knows Arabic that's why your friends didn't knew about it... I appreciate your comment... 🙏
