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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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the people would worship him in vai
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his brother, the Prophet Ishaq (Isa
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Jaheem ْ٤ؾغُا The shallowest
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The Jews of Medina خ٘٣لُٔا
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K Ka'aba ٚجؼٌُا The cube-shap
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Highest form of friendshp. The love
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L La ilaha illa'llah الله لا
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Literally, followers. The generatio
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Ma'arij (Al) طاهــــــــ
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Manifest, apparent, obvious. A word
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our hearts?" (i.e. sudden thoughts
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Masjid Mosque لغَٓ Mosque. A pl
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Miracles دايغؼٓ Miracle : A m
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29. Deputation of Medina. Six peopl
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Battle. 6 Shawwal, 3 H. Saturday. P
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First Haj under Hazrat Abu Bakr. 10
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"The Sovereignty", of Allah Ta'ala.
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2. Idris 83 ?? Enoch 3. Nooh(M) 950
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Mysticism فٖٞر Myth حهٞطٍ
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The Negus ٠ّبغُ٘ا The Negus
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O O Allah Allahumma ُِْٜا "O A
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