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‏َل]‏ Jabal
Mountain ‏:[جَب
‏ِيمَان]‏ Kanz-ul-Īmān
ۡ ۡ
‏ُا ‏:[كَزن Name of the Urdu translation of the Holy Quran
by Imām-e-Aĥl-e-Sunnat, Al-Ḥāj, Al-Ḥāfiẓ, Al-Qārī Imām Aḥmad Razā
Khan
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‏َر]‏ Kawšar
The pond of Paradise ‏:[كَو ۡ ث
Maḥram ۡ رَم]‏ ‏:[حمَ‏ One with whom marriage is Ḥarām forever.
Makrūĥ ۡ رُو ۡ ه]‏ ‏:[مَك Disliked
َ ۡ ۡ رِي يمِ‏ [ Taḥrīmī Makrūĥ
ۡ It is in comparison with Wājib; if it occurs ‏:[مَك ۡ رُوه حت
in worship, the worship gets defective and the committer of Makrūĥ Taḥrīmī
is considered a sinner. Although its gravity is lesser than that of Ḥarām,
committing it a few times is a grave sin.
‏ِي يهِ‏ [ Tanzīĥī Makrūĥ
ۡ It is in comparison with Sunan-e-Ghayr ‏:[مَك ۡ رُوه ت ۡ
Muakkadaĥ. It is an act which Sharī’aĥ dislikes to be committed, although
there is no punishment for the one who commits it.
Mimbar [ َ ‏:[مِ‎رب Pulpit
‏َزن
Miskīn [ ۡ ۡ كِني ‏:[مِس A Miskīn is the one who possesses nothing and has to beg
others for food to satisfy hunger and clothes to cover the body. Begging is
Ḥalāl (allowed) for him.
Miswāk ۡ وَاك]‏ ‏:[مِس Natural tooth-stick made from a twig of a tree, typically
made from peelu, olive or walnut tree
‏ُعَلّ‏
Mu’allim ‏ِم]‏ ‏:[م Guide
Muftī [ ۡ يتِ‏ ‏:[مُف An authorized scholar who is expert in Islamic jurisprudence
to answer religious queries.