Definition: The word "Abadan" means a day or a season in Islamic calendar, it's also a month in Arabic language. It is the first lunar month of the Islamic year. It is called "Sunnah" because of its special significance in Islam. It comes from the word "Abaan", which means "first". The name 'Abadan' was given to the month by Prophet Muhammad (SAW) himself, he said: "I have appointed you this month as a reminder for the believers" (Surat Al-Anbiya, 19). He added that it would be better if we start from the first day of Abadan. It is the first night after the last day of Muharram and the first day after Ramadan. There are some reasons why 'Abadan' is called the "first" lunar month in Islam: - Its name comes from a word that means "first". This is a clear sign that it has been designated as such. - The Islamic calendar, especially the lunar calendar, starts from the new moon of this month. - It also symbolizes the beginning of the Muslim year and the first full lunar cycle (40 days).

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Definition: Abada, or "pamper" in Spanish, is a term used to describe treating someone with respect and kindness, typically related to someone's personal needs and well-being. It generally refers to giving them attention, care, and consideration for their individual circumstances. In Spanish culture, pampering often means providing physical assistance such as dressing them properly or helping them prepare meals. It can also refer to emotional support, such as listening to a person without judgment or offering words of encouragement. In this context, "abada" is used to describe the act of treating someone with care and consideration. For example, if a friend asks you for help with their work, you could say: "¡Abadaste todo mi trabajo hoy!", which means "You pampered me so much today". It can also refer to providing financial support or assistance when needed.

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