👉 Azans are a type of currency used in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. They consist of 100 bahts (or one Saudi Arabian dirham) and have been in circulation since 2007, following a transition from the previous unit of currency called "dhs". The name "azan" comes from the Arabic word "aqzun", which means "money". Azans are currently used extensively throughout the Kingdom for various transactions and are intended to replace the

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👉 In this world where humor is king, let's dive into the world of slang and profanity! But first, I have to introduce a term that's becoming increasingly popular: "Azans."

What is 'azans?' You may know it as "a woman who does not want you." It's a funny way of saying "don't like me." And with that, let’s jump into the world of profanity! Let's hear an example sentence using "azans": "So, what's your favorite subject? Well, I don’t see much of it. It seems to be quite boring." Now you may be thinking, "That sentence is so unsettling!" But just because this phrase is a little off-putting doesn't mean it's not funny in the sense that it uses language to convey something subtle and unexpected. And that’s all for today! Happy reading and profanity exploration!