Words tagged under "Islam"
List of Urdu words and terms related with "Islam" consisting of definitions, descriptions, elucidations and topical and subject-specific categorizations
aaKHir-chahaar-shamba
the last Wednesday of the month of Safar, the second month in the Islamic calendar, the day is observed in commemoration of the recovery of the Prophet Muhammad from his last illness (many Muslims, including some in Bangladesh, where the day is an optional Muslim holiday, observe it with befitting solemnity)
aaKHirii chahaar shamba
the last Wednesday of the month of Safar, the second month in the Islamic calendar, the day is observed in commemoration of the recovery of the Prophet Muhammad from his last illness (many Muslims, including some in Bangladesh, where the day is an optional Muslim holiday, observe it with befitting solemnity)
aaKHirii-jum'a
the last Friday of Ramazan
'aashuur-KHaana
a temporary structure for the celebration of the Moḥarram festival; a house for the reception of the banners, used in the Moḥarram procession
aatish-e-muusaa
lightening on Toor mountain-allusion
aatish-e-namruud
the fire lit by Nimrod to burn Abraham which turned into garden
aaya-e-kariima
ayat-e-Karima is in the 17th Para of the Holy Quran and 87th verse of the Surah Anbiya it is benefits cover a full range of life problems, from material difficulties to spiritual gains
aayat-e-kariima
ayat-e-Karima is in the 17th Para of the Holy Quran and 87th verse of the Surah Anbiya it is benefits cover a full range of life problems, from material difficulties to spiritual gains
ahl-e-'irfaan
learned men, the well-informed, intelligent people
ahl-e-shara'
lawgiver(s), observer(s) of the Islamic laws
ahl-e-sharii'at
lawgiver(s), observer(s) of the Islamic laws
ahl-e-sunnat
(Lexical) legislator, lawyer
ahlus-sunna val-jamaa'at
majority Muslim sect said to follow Prophet Muhammad's practices
akbar
great, greater, greatest, very great
'alaihimussalaam
God's blessings be upon all of them
'alam-bardaar
the supporter or sympathizer of a particular ideology or revolution
al-'azmatu-lillaah
(lexical) greatness is for Allah
al-baasit
(lexical) the Bestower of immensity
al-basiir
(lexical) the All-seeing one
al-fattaah
(lexical) the Opener, the Liberator
al-Ganii
(lexical) the Self-sufficient
al-jaame'
(metaphorical) one of the ninety-nine names of Allah
al-jaliil
(lexical) the Great, the Glorious, the Illustrious
al-latiif
(lexical) the Subtle one, shrewd
al-majiid
(lexical) the Most Glorious
al-momin
(lexical) the Giver of peace
al-musavvir
(metaphorical) one of the ninety-nine names of Allah
amiir-e-nahl
the title of Ali (the fourth caliph of Islam)
amr-bil-maa'ruuf
the command to carry out good deeds
amr-e-maa'ruuf
the command to carry out good deeds
ash.hado-an-laa-ilaah
(opening words of a portion of the Muslim creed) I bear witness that there is no god but one God
ashaa'ira
the Asharites, member of a tenth century school of philosophers who contested the Mu'tazilites
auqaat-e-KHamsa
the time of the five obligatory prayers of Islam
baad-e-'iisaa
the breath of Jesus (of the Messiah, an expression used by the Persians to imply a skillful physician)
baad-e-masiih
the breath of Jesus (of the Messiah, an expression used by the Persians to imply a skillful physician)
baano-e-'ajam
a short title of Shahrbanu the grand-daughter of Nausherwan (Persian king famous for his justice) who was the wife of Imam Husain (it is used in elegy as allusion)
baa's-o-nashr
(Lexical) the resurrection
baa's-o-nushuur
(Lexical) raising the dead, resurrection
bahisht
the paradise, the heaven, the garden of Eden
baitullaah
the sacred house, the house of Allah, the temple of Mecca, the Ka'aba at Makkah
chaar-yaar
(Lexical) four friends, four companion
chehlum
remembrance and prayer service on or about the fortieth day after death, the fortieth day (of mourning
daabbat-ul-arz
(lexical) four-footed land animal, the beast of the earth
dasht-e-taahir
the valley of Aiman, where God revealed his flash on Prophet Moses
dogaanaa
two genuflexions in prayer, a prayer in which two genuflexions are made
Gadiir-e-KHum
a festival celebrated by the Imamiyah sect (Shia) on the 18th of zil-hijja
Gadiir-ul-KHum
a festival celebrated by the Imāmīyah sect on the 18th of the twelfth month of Hijri calendar
Gilaaf-e-kaa'ba
velvety sheet spread over Kaaba
hajjan
woman who has performed Hajj pilgrimage to Makkah
hajj-e-akbar
general Hajj ('Umra is also called 'Hajj-e-Asghar')
hannaana
widow who is always mourning for her first husband
haqqullaah
(Religion) duty to or rights of God, i.e.: devotion, worshipping
havvaa
(Literal) reddish black, dark lipped
huduud-e-shar'iyya
restrictive or penal ordinances of Islam penalties for transgressing these
'iid-e-Gadiir
a festival celebrated by the Imāmīyah sect on the 18th of the twelfth month of Hijri calendar
'iid-e-miilaad
annual festival of Prophet Muhammad's birth
'iid-e-miilaadunnabii
annual festival of Prophet Muhammad's birth
'iid-e-mubaahala
an aborted attempt to resolve a theological dispute between Muslims and Christians circa 632 CE by invoking the curse of God upon the liars, between a Christian delegation from Najran and Muhammad was accompanied to the mubahala by his daughter Fatima, her husband Ali, and their two sons, Hasan and Husain, the peace treaty was finally reached by which the Christians agreed to pay an annual poll-tax (jizya)
illaa-maashaa-aallaah
(lexical) except what Allah wills, in exceptional cases
ilyaas
Prophet Eliyas, Elijah was the prophet from the race of Prophet Aaron (A Hebrew prophet in the time of Jezebel, 9th century BC)
ishraak
(lexical) sharing, co-partnership, participating, entering into partnership
ismaa'iil
the son of Imam Jafar Sadiq and the Ismailya sect belongs to him
jaama-e-ehraam
the garment worn by pilgrims on entering Mecca, consisting of two wrappers without seam
KHaanqaah
a convent, monastery for Sufis, Sufi recluse or dervishes, a religious establishment for holy men, hospice (Arabicized of khana-gah)
KHams-ul-auqaat
five times, the time of the five obligatory prayers of Islam
KHatna
a tradition of Abraham's observed by Muslims in which he commanded his descendants to circumcise their sons on the eighth day of life
KHudaa.ii-raat
a religious feast kept by women at night with singing hymns and watching all night, a vigil, waking up all night
KHulafaa
caliphs, rulers, successors, princes, the Caliphs
kun-fakaa.n
(God said) let there be and it (the universe) came into being
laahuutii
of or related to 'lahoot' (divinity)
lailat-ul-israa
the night of Ascension when Prophet Muhammad ascended to Heaven
lailat-ul-qadr
the night of power, prestigious night, one of the last five odd nights of Ramazan (generally 27th) on which the Qur'anic revelation commenced
mahr
a marriage portion or gift settled upon the wife before marriage, contracting by writing, to make a settlement on a wife
mahram
(Literary) to be forbidden, to be sacred, forbidden, prohibited
mai-e-kausar
the wine of heaven, i.e.: the water of Kausar pond
makka
(Lexical) to do waste, to throwaway
manaasik
essentials, basic elements
man-kuntu-maulaa
(Hadis) whomever I am his master, Intended: Ali (the son-in-law of prophet Mohammad)
maqsuud-e-kun-fakaa.n
the person for whose sake the universe was created, i.e. Prophet Muhammad
marduudushshahaadat
the one whose testimony is not admissible
mash'ar-ul-haraam
place near Makkah where pilgrims sacrifice animals and get shaved after performing Hajj
miilaad
birthday, birth, nativity
momin
Muslim strictly following the principles of Islam, true believer, staunch Muslim, orthodox Muḥammadan, believing (in God)
mu'allim-ul-malakuut
instructor of the angels, a title of Satan because he taught angles before his exile from Heaven
munaafiq
hypocritical, a hypocrite, dissembler
murjii
a sect of Muslim antinomians (who assert that faith consists in words without works, and that if they do not pray nor fast, their faith will save them)
murtad
an apostate (especially for Muḥammadanism to disbelief), one who gives up his religion, renegade, recreant
naamuus-e-risaalat
Honor of Holy Prophet Mohammed
naa't-e-ahmad
poem in praise of Prophet Mohammad
nabii-e-aaKHiruzzamaa.n
the last Prophet, i.e. Prophet Muhammad
namaaz-e-aayaat
prayers prescribed for solar and lunar eclipses and storms
namaaz-e-janaaza
the funeral service of the Muhammadans
namaaz-e-shab
a form of prayer repeated during the night
namaazii-kap.De
clothes fit to pray in, or suitable for prayers, clean or undefiled clothes
naqaab
fem, veil, mask, hood, or covering (for the face)
panj-arkaan
five basic articles of Islam, i.e. (Sunni) kalimah (کلمہ), namaz, fasting, Hajj and zakat, (Sharia) five basics of Namaz: wish, takbir, qiyam, ruku, sajda
parcham-bardaar
the supporter or sympathizer of a particular ideology or revolution
qadriya
qadarite, the school maintainning the doctrine of free will, one who favours this doctrine
qibla-gaah
the place turned to when at prayer
qum-bi-iznillaah
rise by the command of God (Jesus' formula for raising the dead)
qur.aan
the sacred book of Islam, the great, the noble book
quraish
name of a noble tribe of Arabs (of which Mohammad's grandfather was chief)
qurbaanii
ritual of sacrifice on Eid-ul-Azha, the act of sacrificing a quadruped on the day of Eid-ul-Zuha or sacrificial animal
ramazaan
the ninth of the Arabian months (so called because, when they changed the names of the months from the ancient language, they named them according to the seasons in which they fell, and this month agreed with the days of vehement heat. on the 27th of this
sahar-gahii
food eaten by Mohammedans a little before dawn during the fast of Ramazan
shaafe'-e-mahshar
intercessor on the Day of Judgement
shaafe'-e-roz-e-jazaa
intercessor on the Day of Judgement
shab-baraat
The eve of the 14th day of the month Shaban (on which a vigil is observed with prayers, feastings, illuminations and the Musalmans make offerings and oblations in the names (if not to the manes) of deceased ancestors, on this night the lives and fortunes of mortals during the coming year are said to be registered in heaven)
shab-e-israa
the night on which Prophet Muhammad was taken to Heavens, the twenty-seventh night of the month of Rajab
shihaab-e-saaqib
(Physical Astronomy) meteor, shooting star, brightly shining star
shirk-fizzaat
belief in many gods, polytheism
suura
a chapter of the Holy Quran (of which there are 114)
tahajjud
prayer said after mid-night
tahriima
saying Allah-o-Akbar in the beginning of prayers
tauf-e-kaa'ba
circumambulation of sacred mosque Kaa.ba
ummahaat-ul-mominiin
the title of the wives of Prophet Muhammad
umm-ul-mominiin
(Lexical) the mother of all Muslim
vaadii-e-tuvaa
the valley of Aiman, where God revealed his flash on Prophet Moses
vafaa bil-'ahd
(Literary) keeping one's promise
yaar-e-Gaar
intimate friend, fast friends, loyal friend, trustworthy
zul-qaa'da
eleventh month of the Islamic calendar
zunnuurain
possessor of two lights, title of Hazrat Usman, the third Rightly Guided Caliph, who married two of Prophet Muhammad's daughters, viz. Hazrat Ruqaiyya and Hazrat Umm-e-Kulsoom