Means to tear something so why is it abbreviated for rest in peace?.I fail to understand why would anyone in their right minds want to rip someone who is no more with us,who has just passed away.This is not a nice/cool abbreviation to offer condolence so why do we use it? This is the most indecent abbreviation i have ever come accross and the person who invented it is heartless.Is it appropriate for people to say May his/her soul RIP?
My concern is the abbreviation not the phrase.If we write Rest in peace or R.I.P it's okay but if we say rip then that is another word.
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aap marhoom keh liya karen 
like Marhoom Michael Jackson.. Marhooma Lady Diana
Me to keh lun ge aap ny baaz ni ana? 
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but why aitraaz on abbreviation, when original phrase convey good message?
It's much better than sleep heavenly in tranquility
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It's much better than sleep heavenly in tranquility
Is this translation of some Urdu phrase?
Aitraz is liye k agr lafz sahi tarah sy na likha jaye to meaning bhe to badal jata hy na.Theek tarah sy likha karen na k parhny waly ko smjh to aye.
Is this translation of some Urdu phrase?
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No. Just made it up
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It's much better than sleep heavenly in tranquility
that is the first time I heard that!
Oh my goodness people, it was just play of words to form even a more objectionable acronym.
Aaliyah, aap bhi na bas …
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RIP is same as Rest in Peace [piece? 
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abadi neend so gaye!
maiN to hamesha “inna lillaahi wa inna ilai’hii raaje’oon” kahtaa huN chaahe vo firangii ho yaa nasraanii ho yaa yahood ho yaa Hindu.
sabhii ko mar ke Allah ke paas jaanaa hai is liye yehii munaasib hai! 
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@ TLK LMAO!!! I just got it 