"Habibi" became the leader of the seekers in America after Al-Sayed's victory speech; Americans ask: What does this mean? The story began in Detroit; Where Democrat Abdulrahman Al-Sayed (Abdul) told J.J. Dee Vance (Vice President of the United States): "JD, my love" in his victory speech for the Michigan Senate seat. So he joked about being sworn in next January, saying it was ironic that Vance — as Senate president — would induct him, after a campaign in which he viciously attacked him. With the increase in Google searches for the meaning of "Habibi", the foreign media tried to explain the word to American readers and show how it is used in everyday conversations between friends. The Associated Press compared its meaning in the context of a joke to English slang expressions such as "friend" and "friend" meaning "friend/or friend". On the other hand, some of the Arab followers found the answer to the joke in the songs and according to this news agency - passed on pieces of music in which the word "Habibi" is repeated; A response that spread from Michigan to the Middle East. / Jamran.

"Habibi" became the leader of the seekers in America after Al-Sayed's victory speech; Americans ask: What does this mean? The story began in Detroit; Where Democrat Abdulrahman Al-Sayed (Abdul) told J.J. Dee Vance (Vice President of the United States): "JD, my love" in his victory speech for the Michigan Senate seat. So he joked about being sworn in next January, saying it was ironic that Vance — as Senate president — would induct him, after a campaign in which he viciously attacked him. With the increase in Google searches for the meaning of "Habibi", the foreign media tried to explain the word to American readers and show how it is used in everyday conversations between friends. The Associated Press compared its meaning in the context of a joke to English slang expressions such as "friend" and "friend" meaning "friend/or friend". On the other hand, some of the Arab followers found the answer to the joke in the songs and according to this news agency - passed on pieces of music in which the word "Habibi" is repeated; A response that spread from Michigan to the Middle East. / Jamran.