Well, in Islam, god in Arabic is الله so you write god is love, like this :D-> الله حب --however, if you meant god is "the" love, then you write, الله هو الحب In a religion other than Islam, you would write the word God would be رب so you would write god is love like this :D-> الرب حب-- and also, if you meant god is "the" love then you would write الرب هو الحب
I love you
nhebek
You say kalb or قلب
Love your neighbor as you love yourself
when you say it to girl it's< bahebek > when you say it to man it's <bahebak> in arabic
In Algerian Arabic, you can say "ana nhebek" to mean "I love you."
Hubbuka / Hubbuki
I love curry
Huriya means freedom is arabic
i don't love you anymore in Arabic isأنا لا أحبك بعد الآن
ahi ahmr.
Iraqi isn't a language, The primary languages in Iraq is Arabic and Kurdish. "Anna bee hebak" is the phonetic way to say, "I love you", in Arabic though.