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Contents:

• GAY ARABIC
• GAY DICTNARY ARABIC
• HOW DO YOU SAY GAY ARABIC?
• TRANSLATN OF GAY – ENGLISH–ARABIC DICTNARY
• HOW TO SAY GAY ARABIC
• LEBANE ARABIC: GAY/HOMOSEXUAL

GAY ARABIC

One way to do so is by g the terms “mahjoub”, “mhli”, or “muhajab” which both mean gay man or homosexual male.

In addn to the specific terms, there are general slang exprsns that n be employed when referrg to someone who intifi as LGBTQ+ (lbian, gay, bisexual, transgenr/transsexual). I n’t believe he jt did somethg that eakg gay – لا أصدق أنه فعل شيئًا مثليًا غريبًا – la ‘adiq ‘anah fieal shyyan mthlyan ghryban. Due to cultural taboos around homosexualy and genr nonnformy wh most Arab societi, n be difficult for dividuals who intify wh the labels to fd acceptance and unrstandg om those around them.

EnciclopædiaHow to say gay ArabicBelow are the words of our Arabic Gay Dictnary that we will expand new edns.

GAY DICTNARY ARABIC

Dpe beg nsired a crime and many s wh the ath penalty, some studi affirm that the separatn of sex and the srce heterosexual eedom, outsi of marriage and prostutn, greater homosexual dictnary clus posive neologisms ed at the end of the 20th century by profsnals psychology, soclogy, and journalists sce until that date there were only pejorative words.

HOW DO YOU SAY GAY ARABIC?

+JuniJuni, like Misli el js, is a posive neologism whose translatn to the English language would be a homosexual man. +Juniya MisliyaThe Arabic language did not have non-rogative exprsns to talk about sexual diversy, but at the end of the 20th-century profsnals om psychology, soclogy and journalists began g the exprsn Juniya Misliya as the Arabic equivalent of the word homosexualy, created a century earlier.

TRANSLATN OF GAY – ENGLISH–ARABIC DICTNARY

+LoowatLoowatt is a ntemptuo exprsn to refer to gay sex clear reference to the biblil passage of Sodom and Lot. +MibounMiboun is the name given to a homosexual man the same way that a prostute is a mibona, but the remblance do not end here sce, the untri where homosexualy is not accepted, heterosexual men are allowed to be the top part sex wh another man, bee he is almost like a prostute.

The words that pose are Misliya (مثلية), Misli (مثلي), Mozdawij (مزودج), and Moghayir (مغير), that is, Lbian, Gay, Bisexual, and Transgenr. (I am the Arab world a lot however and learng more each trip) Perhaps after the nventns.But a iend, Foued Mokrani, speaks Arabic jt fe -- and reported on his Facebook page the followg after watchg a film durg a flight to Paris:I watched the movie The Bt Exotic Marigold Hotel and noticed they translate the word ''gay" to ''pervert" the Arabic subtl!! They should sue the translator.The exchange trigued me -- and obvly raised the qutn of what the right word Arabic might be for "gay" and my own experience wh the language whether there was such a word at all.Another menter on Mokrani's page wrote:Maybe "homosexual" Arabic tak too many letters.

They had to choose somethg shorter for the subtl.Mokrani rpond:Somehow there is no cent word to say homosexual Arabic. .They started recently g a word for but still very unfaiar one.When I wrote to Mokrani about this, trigued that a language as distguished, betiful and storied as Arabic would not have been mornized to clu "homosexual" s basic vobulary, he wrote this to me:In Arabic, there is no exact word to say "homosexual."  People e bad words like faggot, pervert, or jt e the sentence "likg people om same sex."  Recently, a few people started g the word "mhli" modifyg the word for "sex" -- meang "same as me".What they ed the movie is "pervert" to translate the word gay -- or "cheth" Arabic.The same word was ed by my Imam when I met him as a young guy and told him I like men.Still trigued, I lled Ghah al-Omari, executive director of the Amerin Task Force on Palte, to see whether what I was hearg was right or not -- and ask how he would say the word "gay."  Al-Omari jt happened to be walkg to a lecture he was givg to a bunch of foreign service stunts on the topic of Arabic language, so the timg was perfect.Al-Omari texted me after his lecture:I have on good thory that the word is "mhli al-js" (which is a leral translatn of "homosexual"), sometime shortened to "mhli" which is the leral translatn of "homo."Other menters on the Mokrani thread wrote that Arabic also tends to scribe gays as viants -- g words like "munharif" and "shadh."There are lots of stggl si Arab terra today -- about human rights, about the role of women, about gays, relign, tn, about morny general -- but clive language that buttrs society's evolutn and advancement seems important.

HOW TO SAY GAY ARABIC

To that end, translators of Amerin movi -- like the terrific and heartwarmg The Bt Exotic Marigold Hotel -- really ought to preference words like "homosexual" or even "homo" their Arabic form over "pervert" or "viant."  That might help move hearts and mds the right directn.

The Arabic subtl for the film The Bt Exotic Marigold Hotel translate the word gay to the Arabic equivalent of pervert, acrdg to an article by Steve Clemons the Atlantic. A pair of Arabic speakers told Clemons that Arabic don’t have a rpectful word for gay, except for the recently ed word mhli.

In Michel Fouult’s 1976 book The History of Sexualy, the French philosopher claimed that although homosexual acts are prehistoric, Europeans and Amerins didn’t regnize homosexualy as a tra until the 19th century.

LEBANE ARABIC: GAY/HOMOSEXUAL

Several lguists backed Fouult’s claim, argug that many Wtern languag had words for homosexual acts, but not for homosexualy, until very recently.

Classil Arabic texts have several words for homosexuals and homosexualy datg back to the nth century.

Luti is ually translated as sodome and is wily nsired rogatory, but some gay Arabic wrers have recently -opted the term the way gay anglophon reclaimed the word queer the 1980s.

(Like the translators of The Bt Exotic Marigold Hotel, Google ed an accintal stir 2006 when a er noticed that s software translated gay to luti. The eighth- and nth-century wrers Abu Nuwas and Al-Jahiz ed the word latah for homosexuals, and the latter wrer even referred to ghulat al-latah, or ultra-homosexuals. Abu Nuwas also provid one of the more betiful medieval Arabic referenc to homosexualy, askg “Would I choose seas over land?

Many of the words referrg to homosexualy the Islamic world eventually fad to dise, replaced by vague and rogatory terms.

Arabic translators of Sigmund Frd’s work are creded wh g mhli, and a Morocn magaze for gay people has taken the name.