What do you say when someone says Bajram Serif Mubarek Olsun?

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Answer 1

In the Bosnian Muslim culture Bajram Serif Mubarek Olsun, is said to commemorate the end of hajj. When someone says it to you, you are supposed to say Allah Razala.

Answer 2

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What do you say when someone says Bajram Serif Mubarek Olsun?

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It's Turkish 'olsun' means get 'Şerif' means sheriff 'Mubarek' MIGHT mean happy in the sense of 'Happy Halloween' about 'bajram' i think you got the spelling wrong or it might be a name.

Answer 4

Bajram Barecula

Answer 5

oo thats Turkish. I know the reply has Mubarek Olsun in it. I'm Turkish, but i just don't remember sorry

Answer 6

You actually answer it by saying "Allah razi olsun" and both saying are in Turkish. But yeah Bosnians butcher it by saying Alahraziallah or alaraziyala

Answer 7

if you are Bosnian,

say

Allah razijela..



if not, im not sure.





BUT





BAJRAM MUBAREK SERIF OLSUN To everyone!



EID MUBARAK!!!!!!

Answer 8

Allah razı olsun or Allah razı ola, both Turkish

Answer 9

u reply back saying.... Allah razullah and bajram serif mubarak olsun to u too. :)

Answer 10

I am guessing that means 'Eid Mubarak'.



Anyways, you smile and say 'Khair Mubarak!'

Edit: Yup it means Eid Mubarak, I searched and found out it is Turkish - used in the Baltic region like Albania or Bosnia.

Answer 11

mm wish i could help but I'm albanian, my mom is Turkish she would know, but i would maybe just say amin ?



if you are Muslim, hope you had a good fast and are having a good Bajram today :)

sorry if this didn't help much.

Answer 12

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Answer 13

Gazoonhite!

Answer 14

I say, "What"?



Then I ask them why they are speaking to me in a foreign language when I'm in my own country.