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Habiibii, Hayaati, and Hayawaan all start with the letter ح, the sound does not exist in English.

With your mouth open, make a raspy, breathy sound as if you're breathing on glass to fog it up. You wanna constrict the muscles inside your throat so that air can just barely squeeze through.

Your vocal cords should not vibrate.

We transliterate ح as a capital H, so as not to be confused with the h sound in English.

Imagine you just swallowed a spoonful of very hot chili. And yes when ح is the initial letter it looks like this حـ, so that we can connect the following letter to it. Remember, Arabic is written from Right to Left.

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From https://notarabic.com/

Edit: there seems to be some confusion about what is wrong with this, I guess we really need those Arabic lessons smh. See my comments or the link @MolotovHalfEmpty@hexbear.net posted.

O, you the oppressor, the unjust, lo!

The darkness lover, the life-foe!

You’ve belittled the pains of a weak people,

And your palm is suffused with their gory hue.

You’ve walked trampling on Existence’s charm,

And on its tops, sowed thorns of sorrow.

Slow down! Don’t be deceived by the spring,

By the bright welkin and by the morn’s lights—

In the horizons wide are the horrors of darkness,

The thunderbolts, and the wind bites.

Be wary! Under ashes lie embers;

And who sows thorns reaps injuries.

Brood! There, how ye harvested

Mortals’ heads and hope’s flowerings;

Watered dust with blood flowings,

Forced it to sip tears till drunken.

Will topple ye over the flood, the blood-flood,

And will devour ye the fiery showering.

• The Tunisian poet Abul-Qasim Al-Shaby

If you have to point out every fault in a friend,

you’ll surely criticize everyone.

Live with your brother or just live alone—

sometimes he’s right, sometimes he’s wrong.

You’ll go thirsty unless you drink a few specks—

is anyone’s water always fresh?

Who is it whose traits are entirely pleasing?

It's enough dignity for a man that you don't lose count of their faults.