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Kaafir:
Literally means "a disbeliever". In Islam it refers to one who rejects Allah and who does not believe in Muhammad sallallahu alayhi wa sallam as the final messenger of Allah. Kafan: A shroud or winding sheet. It refers to the sheet or shroud that is used to cover the deceased. For further details, refer to the chapter on kafan. Kaffarah: Literally means "penance, atonement, expiation". In Islamic law it refers to redemption from the omission of certain religious duties by a material donation or a ritual act. Khutbah: Literally means "a lecture". In kitaabus salaat it refers to the lecture or sermon that is delivered on Fridays prior to the jumu'ah salaat or the sermon that is delivered on the days of eid after the eid salaat. These khutbahs have to be delivered in the Arabic language. Kuffaar: Plural of kaafir. Kuniyyat: Surname or agnomen consisting of abu or umm followed by the name of the son. Kurta: An Urdu word meaning "shirt". However, due to constant usage, it refers to the long flowing robe worn by Muslim men and which has come to be regarded as an Islamic dress.
Kafan:
A shroud or winding sheet. It refers to the sheet or shroud that is used to cover the deceased. For further details, refer to the chapter on kafan. Kaffarah: Literally means "penance, atonement, expiation". In Islamic law it refers to redemption from the omission of certain religious duties by a material donation or a ritual act. Khutbah: Literally means "a lecture". In kitaabus salaat it refers to the lecture or sermon that is delivered on Fridays prior to the jumu'ah salaat or the sermon that is delivered on the days of eid after the eid salaat. These khutbahs have to be delivered in the Arabic language. Kuffaar: Plural of kaafir. Kuniyyat: Surname or agnomen consisting of abu or umm followed by the name of the son. Kurta: An Urdu word meaning "shirt". However, due to constant usage, it refers to the long flowing robe worn by Muslim men and which has come to be regarded as an Islamic dress.
Kaffarah:
Literally means "penance, atonement, expiation". In Islamic law it refers to redemption from the omission of certain religious duties by a material donation or a ritual act. Khutbah: Literally means "a lecture". In kitaabus salaat it refers to the lecture or sermon that is delivered on Fridays prior to the jumu'ah salaat or the sermon that is delivered on the days of eid after the eid salaat. These khutbahs have to be delivered in the Arabic language. Kuffaar: Plural of kaafir. Kuniyyat: Surname or agnomen consisting of abu or umm followed by the name of the son. Kurta: An Urdu word meaning "shirt". However, due to constant usage, it refers to the long flowing robe worn by Muslim men and which has come to be regarded as an Islamic dress.
Khutbah:
Literally means "a lecture". In kitaabus salaat it refers to the lecture or sermon that is delivered on Fridays prior to the jumu'ah salaat or the sermon that is delivered on the days of eid after the eid salaat. These khutbahs have to be delivered in the Arabic language. Kuffaar: Plural of kaafir. Kuniyyat: Surname or agnomen consisting of abu or umm followed by the name of the son. Kurta: An Urdu word meaning "shirt". However, due to constant usage, it refers to the long flowing robe worn by Muslim men and which has come to be regarded as an Islamic dress.
Kuffaar:
Plural of kaafir. Kuniyyat: Surname or agnomen consisting of abu or umm followed by the name of the son. Kurta: An Urdu word meaning "shirt". However, due to constant usage, it refers to the long flowing robe worn by Muslim men and which has come to be regarded as an Islamic dress.
Kuniyyat:
Surname or agnomen consisting of abu or umm followed by the name of the son. Kurta: An Urdu word meaning "shirt". However, due to constant usage, it refers to the long flowing robe worn by Muslim men and which has come to be regarded as an Islamic dress.
Kurta:
An Urdu word meaning "shirt". However, due to constant usage, it refers to the long flowing robe worn by Muslim men and which has come to be regarded as an Islamic dress.
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