May Allah grant us beneficial knowledge and righteous actions. And someone i just saw wrote this 'mabruk' in this form: ma'bruk - what does this word mean i have no idea, usually ' is used to point that there is ع in the word, but there is NO ع whatsoever in these root letters nor in its derived form. What is even more sad is that those who knows Arabic and its Grammar say this word as well thinking the same and it is the Arabs that teaches it as well maashaaAllah. So from these two words: برك - & بارك - you have two اسم المفعول - from # 1: مبروك - the one who has been knelt down on from # 2: مبارك - the one who has been blessed SO you see what you are saying when you say 'mabruk' to your friend in Arabic thinking you are saying in a shorter way, congratulation in Arabic, maashaaAllah. So now you have these 3 root letters: ب - ر - ك - and from these root letters comes two words, one is: # 1 بَرَكَ baraka - and another is # 2 بارك baaraka - and the first word means: to kneel down, and the second word means: to bless, now there is something in Arabic that is called, اسم المفعول - which is the thing that is acted upon, for example: from the word: شرب sariba - to drink - you have a اسم الفاعل - the doer of the action which is شارب saareb - the one who drunk, and you have a اسم المفعول -masrub مشروب the drink that has been drunk.
Everyone learning Arabic or knowing Arabic, knows Arabic words go back to three root letters and the meaning of the word changes with the edition of letters to those root letters.
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