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Monopoly هبٌزؽا Monotheism ل٤ؽٞزُا Moot حهٝبؾٓ - خُكبغٓ Morale خ٣ٞ٘ؼٓ ػٝه Motivation خ٤ؼكاك Motive غكاك - شػبث Mould Taqwim ّـــ ١ٞور Mould, shape, form, etc. Allah Ta'ala created man in the best of forms, but then abased him to the lowest of the low. See Holy Qur 'an, At-Teen (95):4-5. Mouted وٓبٙ ًَ ٠ِػ Mubashirat Glad tidings داه ــــ ِجٓ Glad tidings. Good dreams. Mubiqat destructive sins داـــــ نثٞٓ Major, destructive sins. Mudathir (Al) The Cloaked One وصلُٔا "The Cloaked One". Surat 74 of the Holy Qur' an. mufti : an interpreter ٟــــ ذلٓ an interpreter or implementer of shari'ah or Islamic law (essentially an Islamic lawyer). The Council of Muftis gathers together to debate changes to Islamic laws in the face of modern advances, such as organ donation. Muhaddith A scholar of Ahadeeth سكـــؼٓ 159
A scholar of Ahadeeth (sayings and traditions of the Holy Prophet Muhammad, may Allah bless him and grant him peace). Plural: Muhaditheen. Muhajir immigrant هـــــــطبٜٓ A Muslim who emigrated from Makkah to Madinah during the time of the great repression of the Muslims by the pagan Quraish up until the conquest of Makkah in 8AH by the Prophet Muhammad, may Allah bless him and grant him peace. Plural: Muhajireen. Muhajireen ٖ٣هــــــــطبٜٓ Plural of Muhajir. See Holy Qur'an, Al-Hashr (59):8-9, Al- Munafiqun (63): 7. See Muhajir. Muhkam ٌْؾٓ Qur'anic verses which have a clear-cut meaning. muhtasib. تَزؾُٔا The officer in charge of the hisba, whose duty, among other things, is to ensure the proper conduct of people in their public activities. mujtahid. كـــــٚزغٓ Religiously learned. Mulhid Atheist لؾُِٔا Atheist. A complete disbeliever in Allah Ta'ala and the Last Day. Derives from Ilhad (atheism). Ilhad literally means deviation. For a full explanation: See Ilhad. Plural: Mulhidoon or Muihideen. Mulk (Al) The Sovereignty ئُِا 160
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English- Arabic لــــــّا
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ُّّ ًاّسؽهاّ صِلها
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glossary of islamic terms خ٤ٓل
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called him 'Abdul Muttalib, which m
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Abstemious لٛايُا Abstention
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Admonishment عػُٞا Administrat
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Ahl al-Dimmah (or Dhimmis) ٚٓنُ
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Ajal time of death َعأ Appointed
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less with him, he ruled from 36AH t
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Almsgiving (zakat in Arabic) is one
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Animator ٢٤ؾُٔا Animism خ٤
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Arbitrary ٟكالجزٍلاا Arbi
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Literally means "Companions of the
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Atabic The Atabegs ا يثبرلأ
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Ba'ath ســـغجُا B In Islami
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Allah bless him and grant him peace
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3. To be recited before the beginni
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The Messengers of Allah Ta'ala incl
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Bilal ٍلاــــ ة The first M
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An animal larger than a donkey and
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Campaigner ةهبؾُٔا Canaan ٕ
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Chief ٌ٤ئه Chief judge حبٚو
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Combat خؼهُٞٔا - ٍايُ٘
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Confederacy كبؾرلاا - قُب
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Contradistinct َٙبلزُا - ي
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"The coursers". "Coursers" refer to
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Dahr (Ad) The Time هــــــٙ
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Deign غٙاٞزُا Delegate سٞ
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Devastation ت٣وقزُا - و٤ٓ
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Disaffirmation هبٌٗلاا - ٘
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Dolt نٔؽلأا Domains ٌْؽ Do
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Eid Al-Adha ٢ؾٙلأا ل٤ػ A f
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Endowment مالُٖا - ؤُٜا
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Ethics ملافلأا Etiology خ٤
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Explaining و٤َلزُا Exploit
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His Names and Attributes. Belief in
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Faridha A duty حــــ ٘٣وك
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The Fatimids (909-1171 A.D.) خ٤ٔ
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Finder the لعاُٞا Fines خ٣
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Forewarner ه ــــــــــ
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Gaby خِلـُا Gage خ٘٤ٛوُ
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Samaritan ١وٓبَُا Gospel َ
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H Habit غجطُا حكبؼُا Had
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5. In Muzdallifa (or Mina), pick up
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Hajj-al-wida' The last farewell Haj
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Haroon, peace be upon him ّلاَ
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Helpful غكبُ٘ا Heracles َه
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637 The Hijri Calendar : 637 The re
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Hubal : An idol worshipped in Mecca
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I Iblis ٌ٤ِثا The Jinn who dis
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Highest level of obedience in worsh
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Improving ت٣نٜزُا ٖ٤َؾز
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Inference ٛبج٘زٍا Inference.
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Interpretation. Especially interpre
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It means a witness or martyr. Shaik
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of reference that Muslims rely on i
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(The) spider 'Ankaboot (Al) دٝة
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Solomon. A prophet of Islam and a w
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T Taaghout (pl. Tawaagheet) دٞؿ
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Talbiya ٚ٤جِر The call that th
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Name of one of the eight gates of J
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The Divine Unity, Unity in its most
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Tendency َ٤ٓ Tenet تٛنٓ -ك
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May Allah be pleased with all of th
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A pilgrimage to Makkah, but not dur
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verdict Hukm ٌْؽ ٟٞزك The cl
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Vizier و٣ىٝ Vizier is the Angli
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Washm Tattoo mark ّْٝ Tattoo mar
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*Once or twice is also allowed. See
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attack the land of Israel, and that
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them, repented their sins. However,
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