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Hello, it's me Muzzammil from Malaysia.I was born and bred in Kuala Lumpur,the vibrant capital of Malaysia.I'm Malay native speaker.I can speak Arabic as well.I hold a bachelor of Islamic Studies and Arabic Language from Al-Azhar University of Egypt.I have been living in Egypt for the past five years.Currently,I'm learning English Language as I want to pursue my studies at master's degree in Islamic Finance.
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    Hello, For Informal Malay,Usually "haribulan(hb)" and "tarikh" are same meaning. For example If we want to ask someone about the date:- Hari ini berapa haribulan? Or Berapa tarikh hari ini? The definition is same which mean:-"What's today's date? But,for formal Malay,usually we say "haribulan (hb)" when we want to say the date in complete version which comprises the number of day,the month and the year. For example:- Hari ini, 12 haribulan Mac 2015.Which means:-Today is 12th Mac 2015. However, for formal speaking or writing: "tarikh" means date. For example: Tarikh : 12 Mac 2015 (in writing,we usually don't put HB or haribulan after the number,but it considered ok if you want to put HB ) In English version Date: 12th Mac 2015.
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    November 25, 2015
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