English translation of the Quran with Arabic - Fahd Complex

Appendix I
Ayat-ul-Kursi:
Ayydm
At-Tashr'iq
Ayyim
Az-Zihdr
'Azl
Azldm
Badanah
Badr
Al-Bahirah
Bai' As-Sala/
Bai' As-Salam
Bai'ah
Ridwdn
Bai'at-ur­
Al-Bait-ul-
Ma 'miir
Bait-ul-Maqdis
861 Glossary
(If"' _,ill '-!i) Qur'anic Verse No. 255 of Siirat Al-Baqarah.
(J,!_,..:..:.JI ,.L.!i) It is a term used for the eleventh, twelfth and
thirteenth of Dhul-Hi.ijah.
(H ~I) A woman who already has had a sexual experience;
she may be a widow or a divorced.
(;4,1:JI) One's telling to his wife, "You are unlawful to me
for cohabitation like my mother."
(J_;..,.JI) Coitus interruptus, i.e., pulling out the penis from
vagina at the time of ejaculation of semen for the purpose
of birth control.
(,. ~ j ~I) Literally means "arrows". Here it means arrows used
to seek good luck or a decision, practised by the 'Arabs of
Pre-Islamic Period of Ignorance.
(L;.l.f) (Plural : Budn). A camel or a cow or an ox driven to
be offered as a sacrifice, by the pilgrims at the sanctuary of
Makkah.
(;~I) A place about l 50 kilometers to the south of
AI-Madinah, where the first great battle in Islamic history
took place between the early Muslims and the infidels of
Quraish.
(o~I) A milking she-camel, whose milk used to be spared
for idols and other false deities.
(...lL.11 (:!'!) See Sala/
(rLJI (:!'!) See Salam.
(~I) A pledge given by the citizens to their lmdm
(Muslim ruler) to be obedient to him according to the
Islamic religion.
fol,_.;, )I 4.) The oath and pledge taken by the Sahdbah at
AI-Hudaibiyah in the year 6 H to fight Quraish in case they
harmed 'Uthmiin ._.., .:u 1 ~, who had gone to negotiate with
them and reported to have been taken captive.
(;.,-11 ~I) Allah's House over the seventh heaven.
(..,...1...i.Lt ~) Bait literally means 'House': a mosque is
frequently called Baitulldh (the House of Allah). Bait-ul­
Maqdis is the famous mosque in Jerusalem which is
regarded as the third sacred mosque in Islam; the first and
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