Jaculatorias en árabe marroqui

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Este documento presenta una lista de frases comunes en árabe marroquí utilizadas para expresar devoción a Dios, saludar, dar las gracias, desear buena suerte o pedir protección. Algunas de las frases más comunes incluyen "Alhamdulillah" (gracias a Dios), "Assalamu alaikum" (saludos), "Masha'Allah" (fue la voluntad de Dios), y respuestas como "Amin" y "Barakallahu fik" (que Dios te bendiga). El autor explica

JACULATORIAS ARABE MARROQUI José Carlos Cabrera Medina Grupo de Investigación Ixbilia (HUM-381) Universidad de Sevilla

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