glossary of islamic terms.pdf - YasSarNal QuR'aN

The Fatimids (909-1171 A.D.) خ٤ٔٛبلُا خكلاقُا
The Fatimids are traced back to `Ali bin Abi Talib and his
wife, Fatimah. This state was established by `Ubaidullah Al-
Mahdi in Tunisia. It witnessed 14 caliphs, and reached its
utmost expansion during the era of Al-Mu`izz, who annexed
North Africa to his state and sent Jauhar Al-Siqilli, his
commander-in-chief, to occupy Egypt. Jauhar established Cairo
which later became the state capital to which Al-Mu`izz moved
and extended his influence over Syria, Lebanon and Palestine.
The last caliph was Al-`Adid whose ministry was led by Salah
Al-Din Al-Ayyubi, who eventually precipitated the fall of the
Fatimid state. The most notable architectural and cultural
achievements were the establishment of Cairo and the
construction of Al-Azhar Mosque.
Fatir (Al) The Creator هــــٛبلُا
"The Creator". Also another name for aI-Malaikah. Surah 35 of
the Holy Qur'an.
Fatwa A legal verdict حٞزك
A legal verdict given on a religious basis. the sources on which
a fatwa is based are the Holy Qur'an, Sahih Bukhari and
Muslim, and all other authenticated Ahadeeth.
Fault خُيُا
Favonian غ٣كُٞا
Favor خُ٘ٔا - فٝوؼُٔا
Favorite ٢ُُٞا
Fawn نكب٘٣
Fawner نكبُ٘ٔا
Fay حل٤وؼُا
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