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A.H - Means After Hijrah. It is the reference used in the Islamic calender, instead of A.D. which is used in the Christian calender. More about A.H ...

A.H.(After Hijrah) - Hijrah means emigration More about A.H.(After Hijrah)....

Abaya - The abaya is an overgarment worn by some Muslim women. It is the traditional form of hijab, or Islamic modest dress, for many countries of the Arabian peninsula. Abaya

Abd - Abd means servant, worshipper, slave. Muslims consider themselves servants and slaves of God. A common Muslim name is Abdullah, or Servant of God. Abd

Abdul Azeez ibn Abdullaah ibn Baaz - Ibn Baaz was the Grand Mufti of Saudi Arabia from 1993 until his death in 1999 Abdul Azeez ibn Abdullaah ibn Baaz

Abu Bakr - Abu Bakr (Arabic: ÇÈæ ÈßÑý ?) (c. 573–August 23, 634) ruled as the first of the Muslim caliphs (632–634). Abu Bakr

Adab - Traditionally describes good manners, as in etiquette. For example, being courteous is good adab. Adab

Adhan - Adhan is called out by the muezzin from a minaret of a mosque five times a day (Sunni Islam) summoning Muslims for Fard (mandatory) Salah (prayers). Adhan

Adl - Justice especially distributive justice. Adl

Ahad - Literally -only-. Islamically, ahad means One Alone, unique, none like God. Al-Wahid is one of the names of God. Ahad

Ahadeeth - Hadith (Arabic: ÇáÍÏíËý ? transliterated: al-h?adith) are traditions relating to the words and deeds of the Islamic prophet Muhammad. Hadith collections are regarded as important tools for determining the Sunnah, or Muslim way of life, by all traditional schools of jurisprudence. The Arabic plural is ah?adith (Arabic: ÃÍÇÏíËý ?). In English academic usage, hadith is often both singular and plural. Ahadeeth

Ahkam - As an Islamic term, the word Ahkam (Arabic ÃÍßÇã plural of Íßã) refers to the degrees of approval according to which actions are graded in Islamic law (derived from interpretations of the Quran and Sunnah). Ahkam

Ahl al Bait - Ahl al Bait literally means :::the people of the house:::, a polite form of addressing the members of the family, including husband and wife. The words occur in the Holy Quran when angels came to give glad tidings to Prophet Abraham (S.A.W.) of a son at an old age. See Surah Houd (11:73). Ahl al Bait

Ahl al Dimmah - are the non-Muslim subjects of an Islamic state who have been guaranteed protection of their rights- life. Ahl al Dimmah

Ahl al Kitab - literally (People of the Book). Ahl al Kitab

Ahl al-Hadith - Refers to the group of scholars in Islam who pay relatively greater importance to :::traditions::: than to other sources of Islamic doctrine, and tend to interpret the traditions more literally and rigorously Ahl al-Hadith

Ahl ar-ray - Means people of opinion. More about Ahl ar-ray ...

Ahmad - Ahmad is another name of Muhammad (S.A.W. Ahmad

Ahzab - An Arabic term meaning many parties political usually. Ahzab

Aisha - Aisha bint Abu Bakr was a wife of the Islamic prophet Muhammad. In Islamic writings, she is thus often referred to by the title "Mother of the Believers" (Arabic: "Umm-al-Momineen"). She is quoted as source for many hadith (traditions about Muhammad:::s life), with Muhammad:::s personal life being the topic of most narrations. Aisha

Akbar - can mean (The greatest) and is often found in the phraze Allahu Akbar: God is the Greatest. Akbar

Akhirah - The afterlife, and accountability for present deeds. Akhirah

Akhlaq - The practice of virtue. Morals. Akhlaq

Al Akhirah - Akhirah (Arabic: ÇáÂÎÑÉ) is an Islamic term referring to the afterlife. It is repeatedly referrenced in chapters of the Qur:::an concerning Yaum al Qiyamah, the Islamic Day of Judgment, an important part of Islamic eschatology. Traditionally, it is considered to be one of the six main beliefs of Muslims, the others including: Belief in One God, Belief in God:::s Angels, Belief in the Revelated Books (Torah, Gospel, Qur:::an), Belief in the Prophets of God, and Belief in Predestination/Decree. According to many Muslims, Allah will play the role of the qadi, weighing the deeds of each individual. He will decide whether that person:::s akhirah lies in Jahannam (hell) or Jannah (heaven). Al Akhirah

Al Amira Hijab - Al Amira Hijab spelled sometimes "Ameera" is the Arabic meaning for the word princess. It:::s a slip over hijab style comes in two pieces; one piece of which serves as a hair cover while the other piece as a slip over from the same or near matching color. Al Amira Hijab

Al Araf - Ashab al Araf (Heights) will be the people who are neithe righteous enough to enter Paradise nor wicked enough to be cast into Hell. They will, therefore, dwell at a place situated between the two. Al Araf

Al Asma al Husna - literally meaning the (most excellent names) used of God. Al Asma al Husna

Al Fatiha - Sura Al-Fatiha (ÇáÝÇÊÍÉ), "The Opening," is the first chapter of the Muslim holy book, the Quran. Al Fatiha

Al Hamdu Lilah Wa Al Shukru Lilah - The Arabic expression meaning which means Praise belongs to Allah and all thanks to Allah More about Al Hamdu Lilah Wa Al Shukru Lilah ...

Al hamdulillah - means "Praise to God" in Arabic, similar to the Hebrew Halelu Yah. In everyday speech it simply means (Thank God) Al hamdulillah

Al Haram - The Masjid al Haram (Arabic: ÇáãÓÌÏ ÇáÍÑÇã) is a mosque in the city of Mecca. It is considered by Muslims to be the holiest place on Earth and is the focal point of the hajj. Al Haram

Al Kawthar - (The fountain of Kawthar.) A sacred fountain in Jannah (Paradise). It is the source of all the four rivers of Jannah, and feeds the Hawd of Prophet Muhammad (S.A.W.). Surah 108 of the Holy Qur:::an. The Hawd which is filled by Al-Kawthar is at the end of the Siratul Mustaqeem. It is a gift from Allah to the Holy Prophet (S.A.W.). It is to quench the thirst of true believers. Al Kawthar

Al Muhajabah - Arabic word meaning : "woman who wears hijab" and Hijab (Arabic: ÍÌÇÈ) is the word used in the Islamic context for the practice of dressing modestly. Al Muhajabah

Al Salam Alaikum - Assalamu:::alaikum (ÇáÓáÇã Úáíßã) is the greeting of Muslims - an Arabic language greeting used in Muslim cultures. It means "Peace be upon you." Al Salam Alaikum

Al Suffah - Ashab al-Suffah consisted of about three or four hundred Companions who spent most of their time in the company of the Prophet (S.A.W.). They acquired knowledge and had dedicated themselves wholly to serving Islam. Al Suffah

Alamin - Literally -worlds-, humankind, jinn, angels and all that exists. Alamin

Al-Arab - Al-A`rab signifies the bedouin - whether of the desert or the countryside - in the vicinity of Madina Al-Arab

Al-Baqi - A cemetry in Madinah Al-Baqi

Ali - The last of the four Rightly Guided Caliphs and as a foremost religious authority on the Qur:::an and Islamic jurisprudence. AliIbn Abi Talib

Alim - Alim (pl. Ulamah) The ulema are Muslim scholars engaged in the several fields of Islamic studies. They are best known as the arbiters of sharia, that is, the Islamic law. While the ulema are understandably well versed in fiqh, some of them also go on to specialize in other sciences, such as philosophy (falsafah), dialectical theology (kalam) or Quranic hermeneutics (tafsir). The fields studied, and the importance given them, will vary from tradition to tradition, or even from seminary to seminary. Alim

Al-isra - Night journey of the Prophet (saw) Al-isra

Allah - Allah is the most precious name of God because it is not a descriptive name like other ninety-nine names of God, but the name of God own presence. Allah

Allahu Akbar - Allahu Akbar is a shortened form of the Arabic phrase (Allahu Akbar min kulli shay), which means God is greater than everything. Allahu Akbar

Allahu Alam - An Arabic expression meaning Allah knows best. More about Allahu Alam ...

Al-Uzza - Al-Uzza has been identified with Venus Al-Uzza

Amanah - The trust, of all creation, only human beings carry the "trust", which is free will. Amanah

Ameen - A supplication (dua) meaning, (O Allah, respond to (or answer) what we have said). Ameen

Amin - Someone who is loyal or faithful More about Amin ...

Amir - Means leader or commander More about Amir ...

Amir Al Mumineen - Emir (Arabic: ÃãíÑ; amirun, "commander" or "general", later also "prince"; also transliterated as amir or ameer) is a high title of nobility or office, historically used in Islamic nations of the Middle East, North Africa, Asia Minor, and the Turkic world, among others. Amir Al Mumineen

Amma Baad - Literally it means whatever comes after More about Amma Baad ...

Amna - The mother of Prophet Muhammad (SAW). Syeda Amna fell sick and died in Abwa, near Madina (then Yitsrab)when Muhammad was 6-years-old. Amna

Aneeqah - Aneeqah is an Arabic term meaning "elegant". Aneeqah

Ansar - Ansar means the Helpers.In Islamic parlance the word refers to the Muslims of Madina who helped the Muhajirin (immigrants) of Makka in the process of the latters settling down in the new environment. Ansar

Aqabah - a place just outside of Mecca More about Aqabah ...

Aqeeda - Literally means belief Aqeeda

Arafah - sometimes known as Mount Arafah is a granite hill east of Mecca. It is also known as Jabal ar-Rahmah or the Mountain of Mercy Arafah

Arafat - An Arabic Word means Mount Arafat, a granite hill east of Mecca. Arafat

Ashab al-Suffah - Ashab al-Suffah consisted of about three or four hundred Companions who spent most of their time in the company of the Prophet (S.A.W.). More about Ashab al-Suffah ...

Asharatu mubashshirun - The ten companions of Muhammad who were promised paradise. Asharatu mubashshirun

Ashurah - Tenth day of the month of Muharram. It is the day God saved Moses and the children of Israel from the Pharaoh. Muslims are recommended to fast during this day. To the Shias, it is also a day on which they mourn the death of the third Shia Imam, Husayn ibn Ali, along with his family and companions, who were killed in the famous battle in Karbala. Ashurah

Asr - The Asr prayer is the afternoon daily prayer recited by practising Muslims. Asr

Assalamu Alaikum Wa Rahmatullahi Wa Barakatuh - As-Salâmu Alaykum Wa Rahmatullahi Wa Barakatuh is an Arabic language greeting used in Muslim cultures. It means "Peace be upon you and Allah blessing and forgiveness" It is also transliterated as Assalamu :::Alaikum or As-salaamu Alaikum. The traditional response is "wa `Alaykum As-Salâm", meaning "and on you be peace". The greeting is almost always accompanied by a handshake (when exchanged between persons of the same gender). The exception is Eid, when the hand shake is customarily preceded by three embraces. This practice however is not based on any Islamic ruling. In Arabia the greeting is associated with three light kisses. In the Indian subcontinent and Malaysia the saying of Salaam is often accompanied with an obeisance, performed by bowing low and placing the right palm on the forehead. Neither of these are derived from Islamic custom, and are based in cultural traditions. Assalamu Alaikum Wa Rahmatullahi Wa Barakatuh

Astaghfirullah - In Islam is the act of seeking forgiveness from Allah. It is one of the essential parts of worship in Islam. Astaghfirullah

Athan - The call to pray recited before prayers commence. Athan

Athar - Athar Sayings of the Sahabah, the companions of the Prophet (S.A.W.). Athar

Audhu Billahi Minashaitan ir Rajeem - I seek refuge from the accursed Satan. Audhu Billahi Minashaitan ir Rajeem

Awrah - Parts of the body that are not supposed to be exposed to others. More about Awrah ...

Ayah - Ayah (pl. ayat) Ayah means a sign or (token) which directs one to something important. In the Quran the word has been used in four different senses: (1) sign or indication; (2) the phenomena of the universe (called ayat of God for the reality to which the phenomena point is hidden behind the veil of appearances); (3) miracles performed by the Prophets; and (4) individual units (i.e. verses) of the Book of God. Ayah

Ayat - Ayah (ÂíÉ ayatun, plural Ayat ÂíÇÊ ayatun) is the Arabic word for sign or miracle. It usually refers to the 6236 verses found in the Qur:::an. Muslims regard each verse of the Qur:::an as a sign from God. Ayat

Ayatul Kursi - Suratal-Baqarah? (the Cow) is the second, and the longest, chapter of the Quran, with 286 verses. Ayatul Kursi

Azan Watch - A watch for Muslim to pray on time. Azan Watch

Azza Wa Jal - An expression used after mentioning the name of Allah meaning Mighty and Majestic is He

Bab Al Raiyan - The name of one of the gates of Heavens (Jannah). Bab Al Raiyan

Badiyyah - A desert or semi-arid environment. More about Badiyyah ...

Badr - The Battle of Badr (Arabic ÛÒæÉ ÈÏÑ), fought March 17, 624 CE (17 Ramadan 2 AH in the Islamic calendar) in the Hejaz of western Arabia (present-day Saudi Arabia), was a key battle in the early days of Islam and a turning point in Muhammads struggle with the Meccan Quraish. The battle has been passed down in Islamic history as a decisive victory attributable to divine intervention or the genius of Muhammad. Although it is one of the few battles specifically mentioned in the Muslim holy book, the Quran, virtually all contemporary knowledge of the battle at Badr comes from traditional Islamic accounts, both hadiths and biographies of Muhammad, written decades after the battle. Badr

Bahimah - Bahimah (plural bahaim) signifies every quadruped animal (of which the beasts of prey are excluded). Bahimah thus refers to goats, sheep, and cows. Bahimah

Baitul Mal - An Islamic treasury intended for the benefit of the Muslims Baitul Mal

Baitul Maqdis - Al-Aqsa Mosque, the famous Masjid in Al-Quds (Jerusalem). Baitul Maqdis

Baitullah - House of God Baitullah

Bakkah - Bakkah (Arabic: ÈßÉý) is a place mentioned in surah 3:96 of the Quran. It is said to be the site of the first mosque, and therefore it is by some identified with the city of Mecca. Others also identify it with the Biblical "valley of Baca" from Psalm 84. Bakkah

Balaghah - Eloquence. Balaghah usually comes in a sentence as part of the title of a famous book called Nahj al Balaghah - The Peak of Eloquence. This book contains beautifully worded sermons narrated by Imam Ali (AS) Balaghah

Bani Israeel - Bani Israeel means (Children of Israel) Bani Israeel

Banner Exchange - Banner exchange help to increase website traffic by exchanging banners with ither sites. Banner Exchange

Baqarah - Suratal-Baqarah (The Cow) is the second, and the longest, chapter of the Quran, with 286 verses. Baqarah

Baqi - The cemetery where a good many of the Sahabah are buried. It is in the south-east side of Madinah. More about Baqi ...

Barakah - A blessing. Also, spiritual wisdom and blessing transmitted from master to pupil. Barakah

Barakallah Feek - This is an expression which means: (May the blessings of Allah be upon you.) Barakallah Feek

Barzakh - Literally means partition or barrier. Barzakh

Basher - Human(s)it refers to a person (man/woman). Basher

Basirah - Insight, discernment, perceptivity, deep knowledge. Sometimes used by Sufis to denote the ability to directly perceive a transcendental Truth. Basirah

Batil - means false of falsehood. More about Batil ...

Biddah - Means Innovation. This is the addition/removal/ignorance of an Islamic law or teaching. Bida usually goes against what is written in authentic hadiths and the Quran or goes against what the Prophet (SAW) practiced and taught. Biddah

Biddah - An Islamic term Means Innovation. Biddah

Bismihi Taala - By His (God) name, the Most High (and Mighty). Bismihi Taala

Bismillah - Basmala is an Arabic-language noun which is used as the collective name of the whole of the recurring Islamic phrase bismi-llahi ar-rahmani ar-rahimi (listen). This phrase constitutes the first verse of the first "sura" (or chapter) of the Quran, and is used in a number of contexts by Muslims. Bismillah

Bismillah Hir Rehman Nir Rahim - An Islamic term means (In the name of Allah, the Most Kind, the Most Mericful). Bismillah Hir Rehman Nir Rahim

Black Seed - Prophet (Sallallaahu Alayhi Wasallam) said,There is a healing in the black seed for all diseases except death. Black Seed

Black Stone - The Black Stone (called ÇáÍÌÑ ÇáÃÓæÏ al-Hajar-ul-Aswad in Arabic). It is roughly 50 cm in diameter. It is found in the Kaaba, in the Masjid al-Haram in Mecca, Saudi Arabia. Black Stone

Buhtan - An Islamic term menas (A false accusation, calumny, slander). Buhtan

Burqa - also burka or burqua is a type of opaque veil sometimes worn in addition to a headscarf by Muslim women observing purdah.

Caliph - Caliph is the term or title for the Islamic leader of the Ummah, or community of Islam. It is a romanized version of the Arabic word ÎáíÝÉ or Khalifah which means "successor" or "representative". Some of the early leaders of the Muslim community following the prophet Muhammad:::s (570–632) death called themselves "Khalifat Allah", meaning representative of God, but the alternative title of "Khalifat rasul Allah", meaning the successor to the prophet of God, eventually became the standard title. Some academics prefer to transliterate the term as Khalif. Caliph

Cat Stevens - Cat Stevens (born Steven Demetre Georgiou on July 21, 1948), now known as Yusuf Islam, is a British musician, singer-songwriter and a prominent convert to Islam. At the outset of his musical career, Islam adopted the stage name Cat Stevens. As Cat Stevens, he sold over sixty million albums, mostly in the 1970s. His most notable songs include "Morning Has Broken", "Peace Train", "Moonshadow", "Wild World", "Father and Son", "Matthew and Son", "The First Cut Is the Deepest", and "Oh Very Young". Stevens became a convert to Islam in 1977 after a near-death experience. He adopted the name Yusuf Islam in 1979 and became an outspoken advocate for the religion. A decade later, controversy arose when he was reported to have made comments supporting a fatwa calling for the murder of author Salman Rushdie, and in 2004 returned to the public eye when he was denied entry into the United States after his name appeared on a no-fly list.[1] Yusuf Islam currently lives with his wife and children in London, where he is an active member of the Muslim community. He founded the Small Kindness charity, which initially assisted famine victims in Africa and now supports thousands of orphans and families in the Balkans, Indonesia, and Iraq.[2] Islam also founded the charity Muslim Aid but left as founding Chairman in 1999. Cat Stevens

Chris Jackson - Mahmoud Abdul-Rauf (born Chris Wayne Jackson on March 9, 1969 in Gulfport, Mississippi) is an American former professional basketball player. Abdul-Rauf changed his name in 1991 upon his conversion to Islam. He attended Louisiana State University and was selected with the third pick in the 1990 NBA Draft by the Denver Nuggets. He played with Denver until 1995, and was a key player on that team, winning the Most Improved Player award in 1993. Abdul-Rauf later went on to play for the Sacramento Kings and later the Vancouver Grizzlies. He led the league in free-throw percentage in 1994 and 1996. Though he was a league contender, the controversy associated with his actions led to him being blacklisted in the NBA. This led to his departure from the NBA, and his move to play professional basketball in Europe. Abdul-Rauf was also a role model in overcoming the challenge of Tourette syndrome to have an athletic career. Since retiring from NBA, he has built a mosque in his home town of Gulfport, Mississippi, and has become an Imam. In addition to this he mobilized the neighborhood of his mosque to clean it self up from drugs and crime. This is why he purposely transformed, what was once a crackhouse, for the mosque property. Chris Jackson

Circumambulate - Circumambulation is the act of walking around something. Circumambulate

Companions of Muhammad - In Islam, the S?ah?abah (Arabic: ???????? ?) were the companions of Muhammad.

Dajjal - Ad Dajjal (Arabic: ÏÌøÇá) ("The Deceiver/impostor/quack"[1]) is an evil figure in Islamic eschatology, who will appear before Yaum al-Qiyamah. He is similar to the Antichrist in Christianity. "Dajjal" in itself is a commonly use Arabic word, "Dajjals" could refer to "False prophets". "Al-Dajjal" on the other hand translates to "The Impostor", refering to a specific end-of time deceiver. The Dajjal is not mentioned in any surah (chapter) of the Quraan , but in various Ahadith which are preserved about the attributes of ad-Dajjal such as the following (which are commonly believed by Muslims). Dajjal

Daleel - Daleel is an Arabic name meaning reason or argument. Daleel

Dar Al Kufr - Dar Al Kufr (Domain of Unbelief) refers to the territory under the hegemony of the unbelievers. Dar Al Kufr

Dar al-Harb - Dar al-Harb (Domain of War) refers to the territory under the hegemony of unbelievers Dar al-Harb

Dawah - Dawah (literally: summons or call, also dawa) is an Arabic term meaning (invite or invitation). Dawah

Dawud - David in English. This Prophet was a devout servant of Allah who used to observe fasting on one day and break it the next Dawud

Day Of Judgment - Day Of Judgment is the Arabic word for Yawmuddin . It is used in the religion of Islam which encourages the use of the Arabic language due to the original documentation of the Quran. Day Of Judgment

Deen - An Arabic term meaning (religion or way of life). Deen

Dhihar - Dhihar is a type of divorce which was common in pre-Islamic Arabia, but was made unlawful by Islam. It was a way when the husband wanted to divorce his wife he would selfishly say to her, "You are like my mother." This way she would have not conjugal rights, but at the same time she would still be bound to him like a slave. See Holy Quraan, Al-Ahzab (33:4), Mujadilah (58:1-5). Dhihar

Dhimmi - Dhimmi (also zimmi, Arabic: Ðãíý, plural: Çåá ÇáÐãå, ahl al-dhimma) was a "free" (i.e. non-slave), non-Muslim subject of a state governed in accordance with sharia — Islamic law. A dhimmi is a person of the dhimma, a term which refers in Islamic law to a pact contracted between non-Muslims and authorities from their Muslim government. This status was originally only made available to non-Muslims who were People of the Book (i.e. Jews and Christians). Dhimmi

Dhuhr - The Dhuhr is the mid-day or noon prayer. Performed daily by practicing Muslims, it is the second of the five daily prayers (salat). Dhuhr

Dhuhur - An Arabic term Means Afternoon. Dhuhur

Dhul Hijjah - Dhul Hijjah The 12th month of the Islamic calendar. The month in which the great pilgrimage to Makkah takes place. Dhul Hijjah

Dhul Qada - Dhul Qada The 11th month of the Islamic calendar. Dhul Qada

Din - Din, an Arabic term meaning (religion) or (way of life). Din

Diyah - Diyah (pl. Diyaat), Blood money, paid by the guilty as a compensation for killing, wounding. Diyah

Diyya - fine for unintentional murder. Diyya

Dollar Brand - Abdullah Ibrahim (born 1934, Cape Town, South Africa), formerly known as Adolph Johannes Brand, and as Dollar Brand (from a popular brand of matches), is a South African pianist and composer. His music reflects many of the musical influences of his childhood in the multicultural port areas of Cape Town, ranging from traditional African songs to the gospel of the AME Church and ragas, to more modern jazz and other Western styles. He first received piano lessons at the age of seven, was an avid consumer of jazz records brought by American sailors, and was playing jazz professionally by 1949. In 1959 and 1960, he played alongside Kippie Moeketsi with The Jazz Epistles in Sophiatown before joining the European tour of the musical King Kong. In 1962 during a tour of Europe, Duke Ellington heard “The Dollar Brand Trio” playing in Zürich:::s “Africana Club”. As a result, a recording was set up with Reprise Records; “Duke Ellington presents The Dollar Brand Trio”. The Dollar Brand Trio (with Johnny Gertze on bass and Makaya Ntshoko on drums) subsequently played at many European festivals, as well as on radio and television. Since then he has toured mainly in Europe, the United States, and in his home country, South Africa. Performances are mainly in concerts and clubs, mostly as a band, but sometimes playing solo piano. He mainly plays piano but also plays flute, and saxophone; he mainly performs his own compositions, although he sometimes performs pieces composed by others. He briefly returned to South Africa in the mid-1970s after his conversion to Islam (and the resultant change of name from Dollar Brand to Abdullah Ibrahim); however, he soon returned to New York in 1976, as he found the political conditions too oppressive. While in South Africa, however, he made a series of recordings with noted Cape Town jazz players (including Basil Coetzee and Robbie Jansen). This included Coetzee:::s masterpiece, "Mannenberg", acknowledged by most as one of South Africa:::s greatest musical compositions; the recording soon became an unofficial soundtrack to the anti-apartheid resistance. Abdullah Ibrahim has written the soundtracks for a number of films, including the award winning Chocolat and, more recently, No Fear, No Die. Since the end of apartheid, he now lives in South Africa and divides his time between his global concert circuit, New York, and South Africa. Abdullah Ibrahim is a towering figure in South African music, an artist who brings together all its traditions with a deeply felt understanding of American jazz, from the orchestral richness of Duke Ellington:::s compositions for big band to the groundbreaking innovations of Ornette Coleman and the 1960s avant-garde. Ibrahim has worked as a solo performer, typically in mesmerising unbroken concerts that echo the unstoppable impetus of the old marabi performers. He also performs regularly with trios and quartets and larger orchestral units. Since his triumphant return to South Africa in the early 1990s, he has been feted with symphony orchestra performances, one of which was in honour of Nelson Mandela:::s installation as President. He has also founded a school for South African musicians in Cape Town. With his wife, the jazz singer Sathima Bea Benjamin, he is father to the New York underground rapper Jean Grae, as well as to a son, Tsakwe. Dollar Brand

Dua - Dua is prayer in Islam. Dua is an Arabic term which means to call out to summon. Muslims use this term and call out to Allah. It is considered to be the greatest act of worship in Islam. Allah has commanded Muslims in the Quran to call out to him. Dua

Dunya - In Islamic terminology means this world and its earthly concerns and possessions.

Eid Al Adha - Arabic:ÚíÏ ÇáÃÖÍì is second in the Eid festivals that Muslims celebrate.Eid ul-Adha is celebrated by Muslims as a tribute to those who are completing their pilgrimage in Mecca on that day. Eid Al Adha

Eid Al Fitr - Eid ul-Fitr (Arabic: ÚíÏ ÇáÝØÑ), often abbreviated as Eid, is an Islamic holiday marks the end of Ramadan,the month of fasting. Fitr means to break. Eid Al Fitr

Fadal (Riba) - A type of interest Fadal (Riba)

Fai - War booty gained without fighting Fai

Fajir - Wicked evil doers. Fajir

Fajr - The Fajr prayer is the dawn daily prayer recited by practicing Muslims. It is the first of the five daily prayers (salah). The five daily prayers collectively form one pillar of the Five Pillars of Islam. Fajr

Falah - success, happiness, well-being Falah

Falsafah - Islamic philosophy is a part of the Islamic studies. Falsafah

Fanaa - Sufi term meaning extinction - to die to this life while alive. Having no existence outside of God. A unity with God; and this is considered a deviation from the righteous path. Fanaa

Faqeeh - An Islamic scholar who can give a legal opinion or judgement Faqeeh

Fard - Something which is obligatory on a Muslim. More about Fard....

Fard Ain - An action which is obligatory on every Muslim. Fard Ain

Fard al Kifayah - It signifies a collective duty of the Muslim community Fard al Kifayah

Fardh - Obligatory This word is synonymous with wajib. Fardh

Fasad - Fasad, literally -corruption-, in Quranic terminology, means creating disorder and corruption on earth by following a path other than Gods. Islam maintains that true peace and happiness emanate only through the observance of Gods commands and through making a conscious effort to see that His laws alone are implemented in every sphere of life. Fasad occurs when man violates Gods laws and disobeys Him. Fasad may therefore be partial as well as total; partial when one disregards Gods law in one aspect of life while acknowledging His sovereignty in other spheres. If a society is based on the denial of God, that society is bound to be a corrupt and exploitative society - hence full of fasad. Fasad

Fasiq - Fasiq is an Arabic term referring to someone who violates Islamic law. However, it is usually reserved to describe someone guilty of openly and flagrantly violating Islamic law and/or someone whose moral character is corrupt. Fasiq

Fasting - Fasting is the act of willingly abstaining from all food and drink, for a period of time. Depending on the tradition, fasting practices may forbid sexual intercourse, masturbation. This is a sub-article to Sawm and Ramadan During the entire month is Islamic fasting observed (Arabic: sawm), in accordance to the fourth of the Sunni Five Pillars of Islam. Fasting

Fatimah Al Zahra - Fatimah binto Muhammad or popularly Fatimah Zahra (Fatima the Gracious) (Arabic: ÝÇØãÉ ÇáÒåÑÇÁ) (Born Friday 20th of Jumada al-akhir 2 AH (614 CE) in Mecca or 14th Jumada al-awwal 606 CE - 3th Jamadi-ul-Assani 11 AH (632 CE) at Medina) was the daughter of the Islamic prophet Muhammad and his first wife Khadijah. Fatimah Al Zahra

Fatwa - A fatwa Arabic: ÝÊæì plural fatawa is a legal pronouncement in Islam, issued by a religious law specialist on a specific issue. Fatwa

Fawahish - Fawahish applies to all those acts whose abominable character is self-evident. Fawahish

Fee Sabil illah - Literally means (In God way). Giving sadaqah (charity) for the sake of Allah is known as sadaqah fee sabilillah as this act of charity is not required by Islam but it is only recommended. There is lots of thawab for this type of charity. Fee Sabil illah

Fidya - Compensation for missing or wrongly practicing necessary acts of worship Fidya

Fiqh - The Arabic word "fiqh" means knowledge, understanding and comprehension.It refers to the legal rulings of the Muslim scholars, based on their knowledge of the"shari`ah" and as such is the third source of rulings. Fiqh

Fitnah - Fitna (ÝÊäÉ) is an Arabic word, generally regarded as very difficult to translate. It is often used to refer to civil war, disagreement and division within Islam and specifically alludes to a time involving trials of faith, similar to the Tribulation in Christian eschatology. The word also implies meanings including secession, upheaval and anarchy. Fitnah

Fitrah - In Islamic context is humanity innate disposition towards virtue, knowledge, and beauty. Fitrah

Fitrah - In Islamic context is humanity innate disposition towards virtue, knowledge, and beauty. Fitrah

Furqan - The Criterion (between truth and falsehood).

galabeya - Also known as jilbab refers to a long, flowing, baggy overgarment worn by some Muslim women. galabeya

Ghafara - (verb in past tense) to forgive, to cover up (sins). A characteristic of God. Ghafara

Ghaflah - heedlessness, forgetfulness of God, indifference Ghaflah

Ghaib - the unseen, unknown. Ghaib

Ghair Muakkada (Salah) - Unascertained prayers Ghair Muakkada (Salah)

Gharar - Gharar Selling something which has not yet been obtained. For example, selling eggs which have not yet been hatched. Gharar

Ghayy - Deception. Name of a pit in Hellfire. Ghayy

Ghazi - A person who has taken part in a Ghazwa. Ghazi

Ghazwa - A battle for the cause of Allah in which Prophet Muhammad (S.A.W.) himself took part. Ghazwa

Gheebah - Doing Gheebah is (back-biting) saying things about someone that they may not want others to know about, and saying those things behind their backs. Gheebah

Ghulool - Stealing from the war booty before its distribution. Ghulool

Ghusl - Ghusl (ÛÓá) is an Arabic term referring to the full ablution in Islam. Ghusl

Gog and Magog - Two evil empires. They are mentioned in the Quran and Ahadeeth (Bukhari and Muslim).

Habeel - Habeel is the name of the second son of Prophet Adam (PBUH). Habeel

Habibi - Habibi an Arabic word means (My love) Habibi

Hadi - A cow, sheep or a goat that is offered as a sacrifice by a pilgrim during the Hajj. Hadi

Hadith - are traditions relating to the words and deeds of the Islamic prophet Muhammad. Hadith

Hadith Qudsi - A saying of Allah Hadith Qudsi

Hafidh - A person is labelled a (hafidh) if he or she has memorized the whole Quran. Hafidh

Hajar Al Aswad - The (Black Stone) a stone which some say fell from heaven. Hajar Al Aswad

Hajj - Hajj is the highest of all Muslim practices, and one of the five pillars of Islam. Hajj

Hajj Clothing - When undertaking the pilgrimage, Muslims shed all signs of their wealth and societal distinctions by donning simple white garments, commonly called ihram. Hajj Clothing

Hakim - A ruler:::s or gubernatorial title Hakim

Halal - is an Arabic term meaning (permissible). Halal

Halif - Is a a person who enjoys the protection of a tribe but does not belong to it by blood. More about Halif....

Halqah - a group of students involved in the study of Islam. More about Halqah....

Hamd - An Islamic term meaning Praise. Hamd

Hanafi - Hanafi is one of the four schools of thought (Madhabs) or jurisprudence (Fiqh) within Sunni Islam. Founded by Abu Hanifa, An-Noaman ibn Thabit (699 - 765), it is considered to be the school most open to modern ideas. Its followers are sometimes known in English as Hanafites or Hanifites (cf Malikite, Shafiite, Hanbalite for the other schools of thought). Hanafi

Hanif - Hanif, literally (one who is inclined), is used in the Quran in ten places. Hanif

Haq - Haq is the Arabic word for truth. Haq

Haram - An Arabic term means Prohibited or illegal. Haram

Harb - An Arabic term means War or battle. Harb

Harun - Aaron in English. Aaron was Mosess eloquent brother who helped him proclaim his mission to Pharaoh. Harun

Hashr - Another name for the Day of Judgement. Hashr

Hawaa - is the name of Prophet Adams wife. Hawaa

Hawd - The watering-place of Prophet Muhammad (S.A.W.) Hawd

Hawiyah - The sixth level of Nar (Hellfire) Hawiyah

Hayat - An Arabic term means Life. Hayat

Hedeyah - Hedeyah is an Arabic term means Gift. Hedeyah

Hibah - Hibah means gift: a gift from Allah. Hibah

Hidaya - guidance from God. Hidaya

Hijab - Hijab (Arabic: ÍÌÇÈ) is the word used in the Islamic context for the practice of dressing modestly, which all practicing Muslims past the age of puberty are instructed to do in their holy book, the Qur:::an. Hijab

hijab accessoires - Hijab accessories are products which Muslim women use with hijab. hijab accessoires

Hijabi - Hijabi is a slang term used to label a lady as a hijab (veil) wearing woman. It is not derogatory. Hijabi

Hijama - Hijama is the name in Arab traditional medicine for wet cupping, where blood is drawn by vacuum from a small skin incision for therapeutic purposes. More about Hijama....

Hijaz - The region along the western seaboard of Arabia, in which Makkah, Madinah, Jeddah, and Taif are situated. Hijaz

Hijrah - the emigration of Muhammad and his followers to the city of Medina in 622. Hijrah

Hijri - Name of the Islamic lunar calendar Hijri

Hikayah - An Arabic word means Talk or speaking. Hikayah

Hizb - is one half of a juz and thus comprises roughly one 60th of the text of the Quran. Hizb

how to tie hijab - An Islamic keyword phrase commonly used by Muslim woman, more often new converts or woman of different culture than Arabs, wanting to know how to wear hijab, or how to wrap hijab or how to tie hijab.. how to tie hijab

How to wear Hijab? - An Islamic keyword phrase commonly used by Muslim woman, more often new converts or woman of different culture than Arabs, wanting to know how to wear hijab, or how to wrap hijab or how to tie hijab. How to wear Hijab?

Hub - An Arabic world means Love. Like in English Hub

Hubal - Hubal, the chief of the minor deities, was an image of a man, and was aid to have been originally brought to Arabia from Syria Hubal

Hudud - the limits ordained by Allah. This includes the punishment for crimes. More about Hudud....

Hukm - Hukm, literally judgement, decision Hukm

Humaira - It was a nickname the Prophet Muhammed (SAW) gave to his wife Aisha.

Ibadah - It is Arabic word usually translated (worship), is connected with related words literally meaning (slavery), and has connotations of obedience, submission, and humility. Ibadah

Iblees - Iblees (Arabic ÅÈáíÓ), is the primary devil in Islam. Iblees

Ibn - In Arabic names, (ibn) means (son of). Ibn

Ibn Taymiya - Ibn Taymiya was born in 1263 at Harran into a well known family of theologians. His grandfather, Abu al-Barkat Majd-ud-deen ibn Taymiya Al-Hanbali (d. 1255) was a reputed teacher of the Hanbali School of Fiqh. Likewise, the scholarly achievements of Ibn Taymiya:::s father, Shihabuddeen :::Abdul-Haleem Ibn Taymiya (d. 1284) were well-known. Ibn Taymiya

Ibrahim - also known as Abraham, is an important prophet in Islam, and the father of the Prophet Ismail (Ishmael), his firstborn son, who is considered the Father of the Arabs. Ibrahim

Iddah - Iddah denotes the waiting period that a woman is required to observe as a consequence of the nullification of her marriage with her husband Iddah

Iftar - refers to the evening meal for breaking the daily fast during the Islamic month of Ramadan. Iftar

Ihram - Ihram denotes the state of consecration which is essentially required for performing Hajj and :::Umrah Ihram

Ihsan - Ihsan literally denotes doing something in a goodly manner Ihsan

Ijara - Ijara is a form of leasing More about Ijara....

Ijara Wa Iktana - Ijara-wa-iktana is similar to Ijara, except that included in the contract is a promise from the customer to buy the equipment at the end of the lease period. More about Ijara Wa Iktana....

Ijara with diminishing Musharaka - The principle of Ijara with diminishing Musharaka can be used for home-buying services. More about Ijara with diminishing Musharaka ....

Ijaz - How Muslims describe the character of the Qur:::an in both form and content Ijaz

Ijazah - A certificate authorizing one to transmit a subject or text of Islamic knowledge

Ijma - Ijma refers to the consensus of eminent scholars (mujtahidun) of Islam in a given age Ijma

Ijtihad - To exercise personal judgment based on the Qur:::an and the Sunnah. Ijtihad

Ikhwa - An Arabic word means brothers/sisters. Ikhwa

Ikhwan - The Ikhwan was the Wahhabi religious militia which formed the main military force of the Arabian ruler Ibn Saud and played a key role in establishing him as ruler of most of the Arabian Peninsula, in his new state of Saudi Arabia. Ikhwan

Ikhwatun - From the word Ikhwa which means brothers/sisters the (tun) on the end of the word is a diacritic (harakah). Ikhwatun

Ilah - In Islamic context, an Ilah is the concept of a deity, lord or god and does not necessarily refer to Allah. Ilah

Ilm - Literally means (knowledge) or (knowledge of ...). It can also mean science. Ilm

imam - Imam (Arabic: ÅãÇã ,Persian: ÇãÇã ) is an Arabic word meaning "Leader" Imam

Iman - Iman (Arabic: ÅíãÇä) is an Islamic term, literally meaning "to learn" Iman

Imsak - Start of the fasting time Imsak

Ina Lillahi Wa Ina Ilayhi Raajioon - "To Allah we belong and unto Him is our return". Is said immediately upon hearing of the death of a Muslim. Ina Lillahi Wa Ina Ilayhi Raajioon

Infaq - The habitual inclination to give rather than take in life; the basis for charity Infaq

Injeel - Arabic term for the holy book called The Gospel said to have been given to Jesus, who is known as Isa in Arabic; Muslims believe the holy book has been lost and the New Testament gospels (Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John) are not the word of God, only Christian stories about Jesus. Injeel

Injil - Injil signifies the inspired orations and utterances of Jesus (S.A.W.) which he delivered during the last two or three years of his earthly life in his capacity as a Prophet Injil

Inshallah - InshaAllah, an Arabic phrase evoked by Muslims to indicate hope for an aforementioned event to occur in the future. Inshallah

Iqamah - The call to prayer Iqamah

Iqra - Saying Iqra to someone is to order them to read. Iqra

Isa - Isa (Arabic script ÚíÓì) is an Arabic name translated Joshua or Jesus in English. Isa

Isha - Isha::: (Night) Prayer signifies the prescribed Prayer which is performed after the night has well set in Isha

Ishaq - Ishaq (Arabic ÅÓÍÞ or ÅÓÍÇÞ) is a prophet of Islam mentioned in the Quran. Ishaq

Ishq - An Arabic word meaning deep love. Ishq

Islam - Islam (Arabic: ÇáÅÓáÇã al- islam) "the submission to God" is a monotheistic faith,and the world:::s second-largest religion. Islam

Islamic Bank - Islamic banking refers to a system of banking or banking activity which is consistent with Islamic law (Sharia) principles and guided by Islamic economics. Islamic Bank

Islamic Books - Islamic Books. Islamic Books

Islamic Calendar - Islam dates from the Hijra, or migration from Mecca to Medina. Year 1, AH (Anno Hegira) corresponds to AD 622 or 622 CE, depending on the notation preferred (see Common Era). It is a lunar calendar, but differs from other such calendars (e.g. the Celtic calendar) in that it omits intercalary months, being synchronized only with lunations, but not with the solar year, resulting in years of either 354 or 355 days. Islamic Calendar

Islamic Clothing - Islamic clothing are dresses that comply with Muslim dress code Type of Islaic clothes are abaya, jilbab, hijab, khimar, niqab, thobe. Islamic Clothing

islamic clothing stores - islamic clothing stores, are live or online stores specialized in muslim clothes such as: abaya, Khimar, niqab, jilbab, hajj outfit, ihram garment. islamic clothing stores

Islamic Directory - A directory listing mainly Islamic websites. Islamic Directory

Islamic Dress Code - More about Islamic Dress Code....

Islamic Fashion - If Islamic Clothing should follow fashion it should be within the conditions of Islamic Dress Code. Islamic Fashion

Islamic Gifts - are gifts reflecting Muslims traditions and cultures, and mainly for Islamic occasions such as Eid El Fitr and Eid El Adha. Islamic Gifts

Islamic Links - Links to Islamic websites. Islamic Links

Isnad - The isnad (Arabic ÇÓäÇÏ or in Quranic era Arabic ÇÓäÏ) are the citations or (backings) that establish the legitimacy of the hadith, which are the sayings of Muhammad, Prophet of Islam Isnad

Isra - (The Night Journey) refers to the journey of Prophet Muhammad (S.A.W.) from Makkah to Masjid Al-Aqsa in Jerusalem. Isra

Israfeel - Angels in Islam are light-based creatures, created by God to serve and worship him. Israfeel

Istighfar - in Islam, is the act of seeking forgiveness from Allah.in Islam, is the act of seeking forgiveness from Allah. Istighfar

Istikhara - Asking Allah the Almighty to guide one to the right decision and action regarding a particular problem. Istikhara

Istiqbal - The act of welcoming someone. Istiqbal

Istishhad - act of Martyrdom. Istishhad

Istislah - public interest - a source of Islamic Law. Istislah

Istisqa - Invoking Allah Ta:::ala for rain in the time of a drought. The Istisqa Prayer consists of two rakahs. See Sahih Bukhari, Hadith 119, Vol. 2. Istisqa

Ithm - Ithm denotes negligence, dereliction of duty and sin. Ithm

Itikaf - Itikaf refers to the religious practice of spending the last ten days of Ramadan (either wholly or partly) in a mosque so as to devote oneself exclusively to worship Itikaf

Itmaam-i-hujjat - Clarification of truth in its ultimate form.

Jahanam - is the Islamic equivalent to hell. Its roots come from the Hebrew word Gehinnom, which is a valley south of Jerusalem that was used as a garbage dump by the Israelites. Jahanam

Jaheem - Jaheem - the shallowest level of Hell. It is reserved for those who believed in Allah and His Messenger (S.A.W.), but who ignored His commands. Jaheem

Jahil - Refering to a person who is extremely ignorant and disbelieves in God. Jahil

Jahiliyah - is an Islamic concept referring to the spiritual condition of pre-Islamic Arabian society. Jahiliyah

Jahl - ignorance, arrogance Jahl

Jamarat Al Aqaba - One of the three stone pillars at Mina. One of the rites of Hajj is to throw pebbles at these stone pillars, which represent Satan. Jamarat Al Aqaba

Jamia - gathering, i.e. a university, a mosque, or more generally, a community or association. Jamia

Jamra - White hot coal. The term used to describe the three pillars built od stone at Mina. Plural: Jimar. Jamra

Janaba - The state of a person after sexual discharge, whether intentional or otherwise. A person may not perform Salah (Prayer) or recite or touch the Quraan until he performs Ghusl or Tayammum. Janaba

Jannah - Jannah ÌäøÉ is the Islamic name for paradise. It is derived from the Hebrew term Gan Eden or Garden of Eden. Jannah

Jazakallah - Jazakallahu is an Arabic term and Islamic expression of gratitude meaning - May Allah reward you. Jazakallah

Jazak-allah-Khair - This is a popular phrase that people use to thank others Jazak-allah-Khair

Jeeran - Jeeran,Arabic term mean Neighbors. Jeeran

Jewj wa Majewj - Two evil empires. They are mentioned in the Quran and Ahadeeth (Bukhari and Muslim) when mentioning some of the scenes just before the final hour. See Quran, Al-Anbiyaa (21:96), Sahih Muslim, Kitab al-Fitan wa Isharat as-Sayaah. Jewj wa Majewj

Jibt - Jibt signifies a thing devoid of any true basis and dereft of usefulness Jibt

Jihad - Jihad (Arabic: ÌåÇÏ jihad) is an Islamic term, which connotes a wide range of meanings: anything from an inward spiritual struggle to attain perfect faith to a political or military struggle to further the Islamic cause. Jihad

Jilbab - The jilbab ÌáÈÇÈ is a long, flowing,baggy overgarment worn by Muslim women to fulfill the mandates of sartorial hijab.The jilbab covers the entirity of the body, except for hands, feet, and head. Jilbab

Jinn - Genie is the English term for the Arabic Ìä (jinn). Jinn

Jizyah - Unbelievers are required to pay jizyah (poll tax) in lieu of security provided to them as the Dhimmis (Protected People) of an Islamic state, and their exemption from military service and payment of Zakah Jizyah

Jumada al-Akhira - The sixth month of the Islamic calendar Jumada al-Akhira

Jumuah - Jumuah (also known as Friday prayer) is a congregational salat (prayer) that Muslims hold every Friday, just after noon. It replaces the Dhuhr prayer performed on other days of the week and is obligatory for all Muslim males who are residing, pubescent, and unexcused. Jumuah

Junub - Junub - a person having Janaba - means to be in a state of ceremonial impurity or defilement. A male becomes junub on having sexual intercourse or simply on the emission of semen in sleep or otherwise

Kaaba - The Kaaba (ÇáßÚÈÉ transliterated: al-Ka‘bah Persian: ˜ÚÈåý ?) also known as al-Ka‘abatu’l-Musharrafat (ÇáßÚÈÉ ÇáãÔÑðøÝÉ), al-Baytu l-‘Atiq (ÇáÈíÊ ÇáÚÊíÞ), or al-Baytu’l-haram (ÇáÈíÊ ÇáÍÑÇã "The Sacred House"), is a building located inside the mosque known as al-Masjidu’l-haram in Mecca. The mosque was built around the original Kaaba. Kaaba

Kaba - A square stone building in Al-Masjid-al-Haram (the well-known mosque at Makka). Kaba

Kabair (al) - Major sins; such as Shirk (see Shirk), Qatl (murder), Zinah (fornication and adultery), the taking of Riba (usury), Sirq (theft), etc Kabair (al)

Kaffarah - Kaffarah means atonement, expiation. Kaffarah

Kafir - Kafir (Arabic: ßÇÝÑ kafir; plural ßÝøÇÑ kuffar) is an Arabic word meaning a person who hides, denies, or covers the truth. Kafir

Kafura - Kafura Literally means camphor. It is a special heavenly perfume that will be mixed with non-intoxicating, pure wine and be given to the righteous in the Hereafter. See the Holy Qur:::an, Al-Insan (76:5). Kafura

Kalalah - Kalalah, according to some scholars, refers to those who die leaving neither issue nor father nor grandfather. According to others it refers to those who die without issue (regardless of whether they are succeeded by father or grandfather). Kalalah

Kayf halek - When an Arabic speaking person greets you and asks kayfa halek? He is saying how is your health? or how are you. Kayf halek

Khabeeth - An evil or sickening person or thing. Khabeeth

Khair - Good or Goodness Khair

Khalif - Caliph is the term or title for the Islamic leader of the Ummah, or community of Islam. Khalif

Khamr - Drink containing Alcohol Khamr

Kharaj - Tax imposed on the revenue from land taken from non-Muslims to ensure their equal rights under Islamic law. Kharaj

Kharaj - Tax imposed on the revenue from land taken from non-Muslims to ensure their equal rights under Islamic law. Kharaj

khatib - Khâtîb (or khateeb) is an Islamic Arabic term used to describe a person who delivers the khutba, or sermon, during the Friday prayer or Eid prayers khatib

Khilafah - Caliph is the term or title for the Islamic leader of the Ummah, or community of Islam. Khilafah

Khimar - Khimar means something that covers, and is what is used to cover the head. This is what is known among the people as a khimar. Khimar

Khul::: - signifies a woman:::s securing the annulment of her marriage through the payment of some compensation to her husband. Khul:::

Khums - Khums, literally one-fifth. One-fifth of the spoils of war is earmarked for the struggle to exalt the Word of God and to help the orphans, the needy, the wayfarer and the Prophet:::s kinsmen. Since the Prophet (S.A.W.) devoted all his time to the cause of Islam, he was not in a position to earn his own living. Hence a part of khums was allocated for the maintenance of the Prophet (S.A.W.) as well as for his family and the relatives dependent upon him for financial support. See Al-Qur:::an, Al-Anfaal (8:41). Khums

Khutba - Khutba (ÎØÈÉ) is an Arabic term referring to the Islamic sermon delivered either before the Friday Salah (see: Jumu:::ah) and after the Eid Salat. Khutba

Kitab - Kitab, Arabic term means Book. Kitab

Kufee - Kufee An Arabic script. Angular writing style often used for early hand-written copies of the Qur:::an. Kufee

Kuffar - Kafir (Arabic: ßÇÝÑ kafir; plural ßÝøÇÑ kuffar) is an Arabic word meaning a person who hides, denies, or covers the truth. Kuffar

Kufr - Kafir (Arabic: ßÇÝÑ kafir; plural ßÝøÇÑ kuffar) is an Arabic word meaning a person who hides, denies, or covers the truth. Kufr

Kun - Kun means Be God:::s command to the universe, Be! and it is.

La Ilaha Ilallah - There is no (other) God except Allah. La Ilaha Ilallah

Lailatul Qadr - (The Night of Power) concealed in one of the odd nights in the last ten days of Ramadan Lailatul Qadr

Lat (Al) - Lat (Al) Al-Lat was the chief idol of the Thaqif tribe in al-Taif, and among the most famous idols in pre-Islamic Arabia. See the Holy Qur:::an, An-Najm (53:19). Lat (Al)

Lateef (Al) - Lateef (Al) The Subtle One Who is All-Pervading. One of the ninety-nine Attributes of God. The exact meaning of this word is very difficult to fully understand. It includes all of the following meanings: 1. So fine that He is imperceptible to the human sight. 2. So pure that He is unimaginable to the human mind. 3. So kind that He is beyond human comprehension. 4. So gracious that He is beyond human grasp. 5. So near that He is closer to us than our jugular veins. See the Holy Qur:::an, Al-Hajj (22:63), Ash-Shura (42:19). Lateef (Al)

Lauh Al Mahfudh - A guarded tablet in the Seventh Heaven. The Holy Quraan was first written on the Lauh al-Mahfudh in its entirety before it was sent down to the Baitul Izza in the First Heaven. Lauh al-Mahfudh

Lew Alcindor - Kareem Abdul-Jabbar (born Ferdinand Lewis Alcindor, Jr. on April 16, 1947 in New York City, New York, United States; typically referred to as Lew Alcindor) is an African American former professional basketball player. Considered one of the greatest players of all time, the 7ft-2in (2.18 m) Abdul-Jabbar played center for UCLA from 1965–69. Later, he played professionally for the Milwaukee Bucks (1969–75) and the Los Angeles Lakers (1975–89), accumulating 38,387 points, the NBA:::s highest career total. He was famous for his "Skyhook" shot which defenders found virtually impossible to block. His on-court success was superlative, as he won a record six NBA most-valuable-player awards, while playing on six NBA championship teams; at UCLA, he played on three NCAA championship teams. His high-school team won 71 consecutive games and his UCLA teams were an unmatched 88-2. After a then-record 20 professional seasons in the NBA, Abdul-Jabbar retired from the game in 1989, leaving a legacy of professionalism, class, and success. Following his success as a professional athlete, Abdul-Jabbar has become known as a successful basketball coach, author, and part-time actor. Lew Alcindor

Lunar calendar - In their religious duties, Muslims depend on solar and lunar calendars. The latter is shorter than the solar by twelve days. More about Lunar calendar....

Luqata - Article found by a person other than the one who lost it.

Ma Malakat Aymanukum - One:::s rightful spouse (literally: what your right hands possess) Ma Malakat Aymanukum

Mabrook - This word means(You are) blessed. Mabrook

Madad - Madad is an Urdu word meaning :::help::: (us). Madad

Madhhab - Madhhab (Arabic ãÐåÈ pl. ãÐÇåÈ Madhaahib) is an Arabic term that refers to an Islamic school of thought or religious jurisprudence (fiqh) Madhhab

Madhloom - Oppressed. Madhloom

Madinah - is a province of Saudi Arabia, located on the countrys west side, along the Red Sea coast. Madinah

Madrasa - school, university Madrasa

Maghazi Al - Al-Maghazi has signified in particular the expeditions and raids organised by the Prophet Muhammad in the Medina period. Maghazi Al

Maghrib - Maghrib is the fourth daily salat in Islam, offered at sunset. Maghrib

Mahboob - A descriptive word meaning :::loved::: or :::loveable:::. Mahboob

Mahdi - The Mahdi (Arabic: ãåÏíý ? transliterated: Mihdi, also Mehdi "Guided One"), in Islamic eschatology, is the prophesied redeemer of Islam. Mahdi

Mahr - A dowry (also known as trousseau) is a gift of money or valuables given by the bride:::s family to that of the groom at the time of their marriage. Mahr

Mahram - In Islamic sharia legal terminology, a mahram (Arabic ãÍÑã, also transcribed mahrim or maharem) is an unmarriageable kin with whom sexual intercourse would be considered incestuous, a punishable taboo Mahram

Majeed Al - Majeed Al (The Most Glorious). One of the ninety-nine Attributes of Allah. Majeed Al

Majoos - Fire worshippers. These people lived mainly in Persia and the eastern Arabian peninsula in the pre-Islamic period of ignorance. See Holy Qur:::an, Al-Hajj (22:17). Majoos

Makkah - The city is revered as the holiest site of Islam. Makkah

Makr - Makr signifies a secret strategy of which the victim has no inkling until the decisive blow is struck. Until then, the victim is under the illusion that everything is in good order. See Holy Qur:::an, Aali-Imran (3:54). Makr

Makrooh - Makrooh (Arabic ãßÑæå, also transcribed makrouh, makruh etc.) is a disliked or offensive act (literally "hated"). Makrooh

Makruh - In Islamic terminology, something which is Makruh (Arabic ãßÑæå, also transcribed makrouh, makruh etc.) is a disliked or offensive act (literally "hated") Makruh

Malaikah - (Angels). Another name for Suratul Fatir, Surah 35 of the Holy Qur:::an. Malaikah

Malak - Malak Angel. Malak

Maliki - The Maliki madhab (Arabic ãÇáßí) is one of the four schools of Fiqh or religious law within Sunni Islam. It is the second-largest of the four schools, followed by approximately 25% of Muslims, mostly in North Africa and West Africa. Maliki

Manat Al - Manat Al Al-Manat was the chief idol worshipped by the Khuza:::ah and Hudhayl tribes. Manat Al

Mandub - commendable or recommended. Mandub

Manzil - Manzil

Maqasid - goals or purposes; such as the purposes of Islamic law Maqasid

Marhaba - This is a traditional Arabic greeting meaning :::Welcome:::. Marhaba

Maruf - Maruf refers to the conduct which is reckoned fair and equitable by the generality of disinterested people. Maruf

Maryam - Maryam or Mariam in Arabic is the Islamic name for Mary the mother of Jesus (Arabic Isa) in the Quran. Maryam

Mashallah - Literally means :::Whatever Allah (God) wills:::. Mashallah

Mashar Al-Haram - Mashar Al-Haram The boundary of Al-Masjid al-Haram in Makkah. It is prohibited to kill any game, or to damage any plant or tree, or to act in any manner that will violate the sanctity of the Holy Masjid. Mashar Al-Haram

Masih - The (Biblical) Messiah, Jesus Christ. Masih

Masjid - A mosque is a place of worship for followers of the Islamic faith. Masjid

Masjid Al Aqsa Al - Masjid Al Aqsa (Al) The (Furthest Mosque) built by the early Muslims in Jerusalem, on or near where the Temple of Solomon once stood. Masjid Al Aqsa Al

Masjid Al Haram Al - Al-Masjid al-H?aram (Arabic: ?????? ??????? / The Sacred Mosque), is a large mosque in the city of Mecca. It surrounds the Kaaba, the place which all Muslims turn towards each day in prayer, considered by Muslims to be the holiest place on Earth. The mosque is also known commonly referred to as the Haram or Haram Sharif. Masjid Al Haram Al

Masjid Al Rasool - Masjid Al Rasool or Al-Masjid an-Nabawi or the Mosque of the Prophet, in Medina, is the second holiest mosque in Islam. Al-Masjid al-Haram in Mecca is the holiest mosque; the Al-Aqsa mosque (adjacent to the Dome of the Rock, in Jerusalem) is the third holiest in Islam. Masjid Al Rasool

Masjid An Nabawi Al - Masjid An Nabawi (Al) Another name for the Masjid ar-Rasool in Madinah. It is the second greatest Masjid in Islam, the first being the Masjid al-Haram in Makkah, and the third being the Masjid al-Aqsa in Al-Quds (Jerusalem). Masjid An Nabawi Al

Masoom - The word ma:::soom is often equated with the English word Infallible which means incapable of error Masoom Masr - Egypt (Arabic: ãÕÑ, romanized Misr, in Egyptian Arabic Másr, listen (help·info), officially the Arab Republic of Egypt, is a Middle Eastern country in North Africa. masr

Mathhab - A school of thought, direction, manner, mode. Mathhab

Mawaqeet - Miqat Miqat (pl. mawaqeet) denotes the points which an outsider intending to perform Pilgrimage may cross only in the state of consecration (ihram). These points were fixed according to directions from God. Mawaqeet

Mawla - Mawla is an Arabic term means Master, lord, leader etc. Mawla

Mawlana - A form of address to a ruler or person of authority implying protector. Mawlana

Mawt - Mawt is the Death. Mawt

Mead - The Resurrection; God will resurrect all of humankind to be judged. Mead

Mecca - Mecca (in full: Makkah al-Mukarramah, Arabic: ãßÉ ÇáãßÑãÉý) is the capital city of Saudi Arabias Makkah province, in the historic Hijaz region. Mecca

Medina - city; Medinat-un-Nabi means the City of the Prophet Medina

Mihraab - Prayer niche of a Masjid, in front of which the Imam stands when leading the congregational prayers. Mihraab

Mihrab - Mihrab (in Persian ãåÑÇÈ or ãÍÑÇÈ, in Arabic ÃáãÍÑÇÈ pl. ãÍÇÑíÈ), sometimes spelled "mehrab" or "mehraab", is a niche in the wall of a mosque that indicates the qibla, i.e. the direction of Kaaba that Muslims should face when praying. Mihrab

Min Fadhlek - Min Fadhlek, Arabic term means Please Min Fadhlek

Mina - Mina, During Hajj (pilgramage) the town of Mina must be visited. Mina

Minaret - A tower built onto a mosque from the top of which the call to prayer is made Minaret

Minbar - A Minbar (Arabic: ãäÈÑ) is a pulpit in the mosque where the Imam (leader of prayer) stands to deliver sermons (khutbah ÎØÈå ) Minbar

Minhaj - methodology, e.g. methods, rules, system, procedures. Minhaj

Miraj - The Night Journey of the Holy Prophet S.A.W.) from Makkah to Jerusalem and then through the realms of the seven heavens, beyond the limit of forms, the Sidrat al-Muntaha, to within a bow-span:::s length or nearer to the presence of Allah. Miraj

Miskin - Miskin (pl. masakin) denotes helplessness, destitution. Thus masakin are those who are in greater distress than the ordinary poor people. Explaining this word the Prophet (S.A.W.) declared that masakin are those who cannot make both ends meet, who face acute hardship and yet whose sense of self-respect prevents them from asking for aid from others and whose outward demeanour fails to create the impression that they are deserving of help. Miskin

Mobile Quran - Arabic Quran with English translation software for mobiles phones or Pocket PC accepting Java. Mobile Quran

Mohammad - Muhammad, Arabic: ãÍãÏý muhammad; also Mohammed,(c. 571 – 632) last prophet of the religion Islam and the Muslim community Mohammad

Mosque - A mosque is a place of worship for followers of the Islamic faith. Muslims often refer to the mosque by its Arabic name, masjid (pl. masajid) . The word (mosque) in English refers to all types of buildings dedicated for Islamic worship, although there is a distinction in Arabic between the smaller, privately-owned mosque and the larger, (collective) mosque (masjid jami) (Arabic: ÌÇãÚ), which has more community and social amenities. Mosque

MP3 Quran - Quran recorded in MP3 format which may include with recitation memorization tool, translations and tajweed rules. MP3 Quran

Muadhen - Muadhen The man who calls the Adhan loudly before each obligatory Salat, calling the people to prayer. Muadhen

Muawwidhatayn - Suras Al-Falaq and an-Nas, the Surahs of refuge, should be said to relieve suffering (also protect from Black Magic) Muawwidhatayn

Mubah - literally permissible; neither forbidden nor commended. Neutral. Mubah

Mudaraba - Mudaraba refers to an investment on your behalf by a more skilled person More about Mudaraba ....

Mudarib - In a Mudaraba contract, the expert who manages the investment is known as a Mudarib. More about Mudarib....

Muezzin - a person who performs the call to prayer Muezzin

Mufsidun - A person who wages jihad not in accordance with the Qur:::an. Plural mufsideen. Mufsidun

Mufti - An Islamic scholar who is an interpreter or expounder of Islamic law (Sharia), capable of issuing fataawa (plural of "fatwa"). Mufti

Muhadith - Muhadith An Islamic scholar of Ahadeeth. Plural: Muhaditheen. Muhadith

Muhajireen - The first Muslims that traveled to Medina. Muhajireen

Muhajjibah - A woman who is veiled - wears a hijab. Muhajjibah

Muhammad ibn Abd al Wahhab - Muhammad ibn Abd al-Wahhab al-Tamimi (1703AD – 1792AD) (Arabic:ãÍãÏ Èä ÚÈÏ ÇáæåÇÈ ÇáÊãíãì) was an Arab theologian born in the Najd, in present-day Saudi Arabia and the most famous scholar of the Salafi movement. Muhammad ibn Abd al Wahhab

Muhammed - Muhammad, Arabic: ãÍãÏý muhammad, also Mohammed and other variants,(c. 571 – 632) established the religion of Islam and the Muslim community. Muhammed

Muharram - Muharram (Arabic: ãÍÑã ) is the first month of the Islamic calendar Muharram

Muhsanat - Muhsanat Muhsanat means (protected women). It has been used in the Quran in two different meanings. First, it has been used in the sense of (married women), that is, those who enjoy the protection of their husbands. Second, it has been used in the sense of those who enjoy the protection of families as opposed to slave-girls. Muhsanat

Mujahid - Mujahideen (Arabic: ãÌÇåÏíäý, mugahidin, "strugglers") is an Arabic term for those who engage in Islamic holy war–jihad ("struggle") Mujahid

Mujahideen - Mujahideen (Arabic: ãÌÇåÏíäý, mugahidin, "strugglers") is an Arabic term for those who engage in Islamic holy war–jihad ("struggle") Mujahideen

Mujtahid - A scholar who uses reason for the purpose of forming an opinion or making a ruling on a religious issue. Plural: Mujtahidun. Mujtahid

Mulhid - Mulhid An Arabic term means Atheist. Mulhid

Mullah - Are Islamic clergy. Ideally, they should have studied the Qur:::an, Islamic traditions (hadith), and Islamic law (fiqh). Mullah

Mumin - A faithful and religious believer in Islam and its laws. Mumin

Munafiq - Munafiq (n., in Arabic: ãäÇÝÞ, plural munafiqun) is an Islamic Arabic term used to describe a religious hypocrite Munafiq

Munafiqeen - Plural of hypocrite - Many hypocrites. Munafiqeen

Munaqabah - Commonly used meaning woman who wears niqab aand the correct Arabic term is muntaqiba. Munaqabah

Munkar - Doing munkar is doing an action associated with wrong-doing, evil-doing, sins, polytheism, disbelief, etc. Munkar

Munkar wa Nakir - Munkar wa Nakir (peace be on them) The names of the two angels who will question the dead in the graves. Munkar wa Nakir

Muqarraboon - Muqarraboon Literally means, (those who have been brought near). One the Day of Resurrection, Allah Taala will sort out the good and the evil into three groups: 1. Muqarraboon - the exalted class, those who will be nearest to Allah. Also described as the Sabiqoon, meaning (those who outstrip the rest). 2. Ashab al-Maimana - literally means, (the Companions of the Right). The righteous people destined to enter Paradise. 3. Ashab al-Mashama - literally, (the Companions of the Left). These will be the inheritors of the Hellfire. See Al-Waqiah (56:11-56). Muqarraboon

Murabaha - Murabaha is a contract for purchase and resale and allows the customer to make purchases without having to take out a loan and pay interest More about Murabaha....

Murtad - Murtad An Arabic term means Apostate. Murtad

Musa - Prophet Moses::: name in Arabic Musa

Mushaf - A Mushaf is a Arabic word that literarly means "cover", as in a "Book [cover]". Mushaf

Musharaka - Mu