glossary of islamic terms.pdf - YasSarNal QuR'aN

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Taaghout (pl. Tawaagheet) دٞؿبطُا
The Sharee'ah definition of Taaghout is: “Anyone (or anything)
that is worshipped, obeyed or followed other than Allah”. In
other words, Taaghout is a false deity (god).
If someone worships a person, and that person accepts to be
worshipped then he is Taaghout. Likewise, if a person makes
legislation he too is Taaghout, as only Allah has the right to
legislate.
Taaghout can be a ruler (who does not rule by Islam), police
(who do not enforce Islam), a stone, constitution, animal,
scholar (who does not judge by the Sharee'ah), celebrity etc.
Whoever follows or worships the Taaghout, he will become
one himself.
Taboo ّوؾٓ - ْ٣وؾر
Tabuk ىٞجر
A famous town 400 miles north of Madinah al-Munawarah
close to Shaam. In 9AH the Messenger of Allah, may Allah
bless him and grant him peace, hearing that the Byzantines
were gathering a large army to march against the Muslims, led
a large expedition to Tabuk, on what was to be his last
campaign, only to find that the Byzantine army had withdrawn
back into its own territory.
Tadabour Meditation and consideration
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وثلزُا
Taghabunn (At) Mutual Loss ٖثبـزُا
"Mutual Loss". Another name for the Final Houn Surah 64 of
the Holy Qur'an.