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* "Etef Habibi", a song by Syrian singer Asalah Nasri from her 2001 album ''[[Moshtaqah]]'' |
* "Etef Habibi", a song by Syrian singer Asalah Nasri from her 2001 album ''[[Moshtaqah]]'' |
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* "Fen Habibi", a song by Syrian singer Asalah Nasri from her 2005 album ''[[Aadi (album)|Aadi]]'' |
* "Fen Habibi", a song by Syrian singer Asalah Nasri from her 2005 album ''[[Aadi (album)|Aadi]]'' |
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* ''habibi'' a song by the artist [[Prince]] an internet only release from his |
* ''habibi'' a song by the artist [[Prince]] an internet only release from his website in the early 00's. |
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=== Other === |
=== Other === |
Revision as of 11:06, 25 January 2008
Habibi (حَبيبي) is an Arabic word that literally means my beloved (of a male; the female form is habibati, or colloquially habibti), from the adjective habib (beloved). It is commonly also used for friend, darling, and similar endearments.
Habibi may also refer to:
People
- Jafar Habibi (born 1973), First Iranian who graduated in agriculture machinery in Ph.D from India and now is serving his country with big heart
- Emile Habibi (1921 - 1996), Palestinian writer and politician
- Hassan Habibi (born 1937?), first First Vice President of Iran, 1989 - 2001
- Imam-Ali Habibi, Iranian freestyle wrestler, competed in the 1956 Summer Olympics
- Shahla Habibi, Iran's Presidential Advisor on Women's Affairs, 1995 to 1999
- Jusuf Habibie (born 1936), third President of Indonesia, 1998 - 1999
Music
- A song by System 7 from their 1991 album System 7
- Habibi Dah, a 2000 album, including the song "Habibi Dah (Nari Narain)", by Egyptian pop singer Hisham Abbas
- "Habibi Ya Malak", "Habibi Lil Abad", and "Habibi Ma Nseet", songs by Lebanese singer Darine Hadchiti from his 2006 album Irtahlak Albi
- "Etef Habibi", a song by Syrian singer Asalah Nasri from her 2001 album Moshtaqah
- "Fen Habibi", a song by Syrian singer Asalah Nasri from her 2005 album Aadi
- habibi a song by the artist Prince an internet only release from his website in the early 00's.
Other
- A 1997 young-adult novel by Palestinian-American author Naomi Shihab Nye
- Hush Hush Baby (original title: Shouf Shouf Habibi!), a 2004 Dutch comedy film