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Islamic Anniversary Wishes card
A thoughtful Islamic wedding anniversary card for a married couple.
Words on this card
Arabic
بَارَكَ ٱللَّهُ لَكُمَا فِي زَوَاجِكُمَا
How to read it
Bārakallāhu lakumā fī zawājikumā
English message
Another year of choosing patience, forgiveness, and each other. May Allah place more barakah in the years ahead.
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A thoughtful Islamic wedding anniversary card for a married couple. Send it as it is, or copy the message and add a personal sentence before you share it.
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