Thursday, 28 March 2024, 3:28 PM
Site: Quran and Etrat Online Organization
Course: Quran and Etrat Online Organization (EtratU)
Glossary: Islamic Glossary
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Ajmaeen (أجمعين)Ajmaeen means 'All of Them'. |
Ajr (أجر)When a good deed or action is done, a Muslim gets 'ajr' for doing it. Ajr (or ajur) is also known as thawab, and it is like a 'plus' point. 'Plus' points are compared to 'negative' (ithim) points when someone is judged by God after the person dies. If a person has more thawab than ithim then they will enter heaven. |
Ajzaa (اجزاء)Ajzaa is the plural of juzuu. It means 'parts' (usually of the Quran, which is split into 30). See Introduction to the Quran for more details. |
Akbar (أكبر)(1) Akbar can mean 'The greatest' and is often found in the phrase Allahu Akbar: God is the Greatest. (2) Akbar can mean 'Greater than'; E.g. Sitah akbar min khamsa, Six is greater than five. |
Akh (أخ) Brother. (Not necessarily by blood). |
Akhee (أخي) See Akhi. |
Akhi (أخي) Means 'my brother'. The 'i' on the end changes the attributes of the word akh (brother) to be yours. |
Akhira (الآخره) See Al Akhirah. The word akhirah means end, or ending. |
Akhlaq (اخلاق) Manners. |
Akhu (أخو) Akhu is a valid word. |