hi guys, we can create an arabic tournament, we'll see who's the best!!!

please post me your answers :)

I'll play!

Ok! we'll call it " Ramadhan Tournament "

yeah, great name. merci cavalier libre!

Cavalierlibre wrote:

Ok! we'll call it " Ramadhan Tournament "

 : ) nice title for Tournament

I'll play please regist my name

I'm in guys and agree on Cavalierlibre name. Better to start a tournament so players can register immediately. I also suggest if we make it 3 moves/day to suit every one

RAMADAN KAREEM

ok! we'll note that.

you can invite your friends CHABEB

i have a timeout ratio lower than 5% to host a tournament ,

hal minkom ahad yastati3 fath al lo3ba

this is the link : http://www.chess.com/tournaments/myhome.html

and after that, you can click "create"  in the box "tournament" on the right.

>>> thanks for help

i have a timeout ratio higher than 5% , 3affouan! not lower.

السلام عليكم

Dear 1986, thank you for invitation and Ramadhan Kareem

for sure I'll join the tourn.

شكرا

Count me in...

Bas ana mich 3rab. Momkin ishtarak law mich 3rab?

THANKS FOR THE POSTS, BUT WHO CAN CREATE THE TOURN, I already explained why I am not able to

Dear 1986 السلام عليكم ورحمة الله وبركاته

ramdhan kariem for you too

yes i dont have any problim can you add my name  in the tournament

thanx

 i would really love to play too but im not sure if i ll respect the time , just specify before it's too late caz im not gonna be home the coming days  . ramadan mobarak karim .

no prob

i'd would like to

Just out of idle curiosity, why have three different posters spelled the Arabic word as karim, kareem and kariem? Which is correct and what does it mean ?(good, happy, blessed?).

thanks for the comment Skakmati

the important is to wish it sincerely

this is the link to play RAMADHAN TOURNAMENT

http://www.chess.com/tournament/ramadhan-tournament

created by Cavalier libre

Sponsored by ME

yes why not:)

Skakmati wrote:

Just out of idle curiosity, why have three different posters spelled the Arabic word as karim, kareem and kariem? Which is correct and what does it mean ?(good, happy, blessed?).

Hello :)

Though im not a muslim; yet, i am going to tell you, Because i am an Egyptian and know Arabic Language.

The word means, Blessed or Happy...you know...just when we say " Merry Christmas" and " God Bless America "...etc

It could be written in as many ways, as you have seen, Because that is not going to affect the word reading and meaning, for ex:

When you type

Xmas = Christmas

gonna = going to

gud Luk=good luck

etc...

I hope i could get you some a way!

Good Luck to all.

Bye