This is not true.

Hazrat here means the respected one. this is not Arabic but I believe it is originally Turkish.

Some say you cant use the wordt HAZRAT because it means that the person is present,. FOR EXAMPLE THEY SAY U CANT SAY HAZRAT UMAR because he is dead

The Companions of the Prophet | February 2, 2014 7:35 am
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