glossary of islamic terms.pdf - YasSarNal QuR'aN

two ruling-classes: the Naval Mamluks and the Mamluks of the
Tower. The Mamluk Sultans extended their influence over
Syria and some parts of Asia Minor. They confronted the
Crusaders and Mongols. After the fall of their state at the hands
of the Ottomans, their chiefs represented a source of trouble
and disturbance until Muhammad `Ali eliminated them at the
Massacre of the Citadel (1811 A.D.) Although their era was
famous for its political anarchy, they left behind important
architectural monuments including mosques, schools, and
hospices, particularly in Cairo.
Manah
حب٘ٓ
Manah : An idol worshipped in Mecca in the Pre-Islamic
period
Manasik General sacrifice يٍب٘ٓ
General sacrifice in the path of Allah Ta'ala. All deeds and
actions during the Hajj are regarded as Manasik, for they are
indeed regarded as sacrifices in the path of Allah.
Manifestly خ٤ٗلاػ
Mankind خ٣وْجُا
Mansookh Abrogated ؿٝـــــــــ
ٌ٘ٓ
Abrogated. The abrogation of certain commands usually came
with increased belief or a change in situation. Only Allah
Ta'ala has the power to abrogate verses of the Holy Qur'an. An
example of an abrogated statement is: "...wa in too bdu ma fee
anfooseekum aw too khfoohu youhasibkumbihi Allah..."(Al-
Baqara (2):284), "...whether you show what is in your mind or
conceal it, Allah will call you to account for it...". When the
Muslims heard this Ayah they went to Muhammad, may Allah
bless him and grant him peace, and said: "O Rasoolullah, we
can control ourselves, but how can we control the outbursts in
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