Who is Zohran Mamdani and why is his NYC mayoral win historic?

Zohran Mamdani is a Queens organizer turned mayor who became the first Muslim to win New York City's top job, ending a long-running political dynasty and inspiring celebrations across the five boroughs.

How do you say \"congratulations\" to Mayor Zohran Mamdani in Arabic?

Say Mabrook (mah-BROOK) when congratulating Mayor Mamdani. Pair it with a celebratory fist bump or practice the pronunciation with the audio prompt on LearnWithZohran.com.

What does \"Alhamdulillah\" mean and how do you pronounce it?

Alhamdulillah (al-HAM-doo-lil-lah) means "praise be to God." New Yorkers can drop it for joyful moments like an on-time subway or a headline worth celebrating.

How do you pronounce \"Zohran Mamdani\"?

Pronounce it ZOH-rahn maam-DAH-nee. Think "Zo" like "Zohan," stretch the second "a," and add a friendly greeting such as Assalamu Alaikum if you want to go the extra mile.

How can I get updates when new phrases drop?

Tap the Register Your Interest button on LearnWithZohran.com to grab a spot for the next phrase drop. You'll see an instant confirmation while the full newsletter gears up behind the scenes.

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📚 Today's Essential Phrase

الحمد لله

Alhamdulillah

"Praise be to God" - Use this when the subway actually arrives on time!

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🗣️ Quick Reference Guide

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Alhamdulillah

Praise be to God

🤝

Inshallah

God willing

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Mashallah

God has willed it

🌙

Assalamu Alaikum

Peace be upon you

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Yalla

Let's go!

😅

Habibi

My dear friend

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نوع من الهبل

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6/7

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Wallah

For real

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Ya'ni

Like / I mean

❓ Quick Questions (Because We Know You Have Them)

Wait, Zohran Mamdani actually won the mayoral election?

Yes! Zohran just became NYC's first Muslim mayor. This site is a playful celebration of what his historic win means for NYC's linguistic and cultural diversity. We're not affiliated with his campaign—just excited New Yorkers who think learning some Arabic phrases is a fun way to celebrate the moment.

So why should I actually learn these phrases?

Because Arabic is one of the most spoken languages in NYC, and if you can't say "Mabrook" at your local halal cart, are you even from here? Plus, whether Zohran wins or not, knowing a few phrases makes you a better neighbor. Also, the vibes are immaculate.

How do I actually pronounce "Zohran Mamdani"?

ZOH-rahn maam-DAH-nee. The "Zo" is like "so" with a Z. Don't overthink it—just say it with confidence like you're ordering a chopped cheese.

Is "Alhamdulillah" only for religious stuff?

Technically it means "praise be to God," but culturally it's used for literally everything good. Your team won? Alhamdulillah. Found a parking spot? Alhamdulillah. Survived another week? You guessed it. It's the ultimate gratitude expression, no cap.

Can I get notified when you add more phrases?

Wallah yes! Hit the button below and we'll let you know when we drop new phrases and NYC slang combos.