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ISLAMIC TERMS
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Ebadah - Worship; acts of devotion and obedience to God.
Eid - Festival; Islamic holidays such as Eid al-Fitr and Eid al-Adha.
Eid al-Adha - Festival of Sacrifice; commemorates Ibrahim's willingness to sacrifice his son.
Eid al-Fitr - Festival of Breaking the Fast; marks the end of Ramadan.
Eidi - Gifts given during Eid celebrations.
Eidgah - Open-air space for Eid prayers.
Elahi - Divine; pertaining to God.
Emir - A title for a ruler or commander in Islamic countries.
Emirate - A political territory ruled by an Emir.
Eman - Faith or belief in God.
Eman-e-Mufassal - Detailed faith; declaration of Islamic beliefs.
Eman-e-Mujmal - Concise faith; summary declaration of faith.
Emanah - Trust or responsibility; a moral and legal obligation.
Ehsan - Excellence in worship; performing acts with utmost sincerity.
Elah - God; used in Arabic and Hebrew.
Elam - Declaration or announcement.
Emigrant - A person who migrates for religious reasons; Muhajir.
Encyclopaedia of Islam - Comprehensive reference work on Islamic subjects.
Endowment - Waqf; a charitable donation for religious or charitable purposes.
Epistle - Risala; a letter or treatise, often of a religious or philosophical nature.
Ethical - Akhlaq; pertaining to moral and ethical conduct.
Ethics - Ilm al-Akhlaq; the study of morality in Islam.
Eve - Evening before a significant event; e.g., Laylat al-Qadr (Night of Decree).
Evident - Clear or manifest; used in the context of evident truth in the Quran.
Evil - Sharr; actions or intentions contrary to Islamic teachings.
Exaltation - Tasbih; glorification of God.
Exegesis - Tafsir; interpretation of the Quran.
Exile - Banishment; often a punishment for serious offenses in Islamic law.
Existence - Wujud; the state of being, central to Islamic metaphysics.
Exodus - Hijra; migration for the sake of faith, like the Prophet's migration to Medina.
Expedition - Ghazwa; a military campaign in Islamic history.
Experience - Dhawq; spiritual experience in Sufism.
Expiation - Kaffara; atonement for sins in Islamic law.
Explicit - Mubayyin; clearly stated, especially in religious texts.
Exploration - Istikshaf; the act of exploring or seeking knowledge.
Expression - Ibtihal; fervent supplication or expression of devotion.
Exquisite - Jalal; a term used to describe God's majestic beauty.
Extemporaneous - Impromptu; often used in the context of spontaneous prayer or speech.
Extended - Mabsut; spread out or extended, used metaphorically in various contexts.
Extent - Mad; extent or reach, often in the context of God's power or mercy.
Extinction - Fana; annihilation of the self in Sufi mysticism.
Extra - Ziyadah; additional or extra, used in various contexts including worship.
Extradition - Extraditing individuals according to Islamic law agreements.
Extravagance - Israf; excessive or wasteful behavior, discouraged in Islam.
Extreme - Ghuluw; extremism, particularly in religious practice, condemned in Islam.
Exultation - Farah; joy or happiness, especially in a spiritual context.
Ezekiel - Dhul-Kifl; a prophet mentioned in the Quran.
Ebionite - Early Christian group with beliefs similar to Islamic teachings.
Echo - Sada; used metaphorically to describe the repetition of words or actions.
Ecology - Study of the environment; addressed in Islamic teachings on stewardship.
Economy - Iqtisad; economic principles and systems in Islamic teachings.
Ecosystem - Natural environment; preservation emphasized in Islam.
Ecumenical - Pertaining to unity among religions; encouraged in Islamic dialogue.
Edification - Tarbiya; education or moral upbringing in Islam.
Education - Ta'lim; the process of teaching and learning in Islam.
Effect - Athar; impact or result, used in various Islamic contexts.
Effort - Jihad; striving or struggle, often for a good cause.
Egalitarianism - Equality; a principle emphasized in Islamic teachings.
Ego - Nafs; the self or soul, which must be disciplined in Islam.
Eid Mubarak - Blessed Eid; a common greeting during Islamic festivals.
Eisegesis - Personal interpretation of religious texts; not encouraged in Islam.
Elative - Comparative form in Arabic grammar.
Elegy - Marthiya; a poem of mourning, particularly for martyrs.
Elixir - Iksir; used metaphorically for a cure-all or spiritual remedy.
Elocution - Fasaha; eloquence in speech, highly valued in Islamic culture.
Elucidation - Sharh; explanation or commentary, especially on religious texts.
Elusive - Difficult to grasp or understand; often used in spiritual contexts.
Embargo - Prohibition; in the context of trade or other activities.
Embassy - Safara; diplomatic missions in Islamic governance.
Embrace - To accept or adopt, especially referring to faith.
Embryo - Alaqa; stages of fetal development mentioned in the Quran.
Emigration - Hijra; moving from one place to another for the sake of faith.
Eminence - Status or distinction; often used for religious scholars.
Empathy - Understanding and sharing the feelings of others; emphasized in Islam.
Empire - Khilafah; historical Islamic states ruled by a Caliph.
Empowerment - Enabling individuals or communities, particularly in an Islamic context.
Encyclopedia - Compendium of knowledge; numerous Islamic encyclopedias exist.
Endeavor - Juhud; effort or striving, especially for a good cause.
Endowment - Waqf; property or money given for religious or charitable purposes.
Endurance - Sabr; patience and perseverance, highly valued in Islam.
Energy - Quwwa; strength or power, both physical and spiritual.
Engagement - Nikah; marriage contract in Islam.
Engraving - Naqsh; art of carving, often used in Islamic architecture.
Enjoin - Amr bil ma'ruf; to command good, a principle in Islam.
Enlightenment - Irshad; spiritual guidance or awakening.
Enmity - Adawa; hostility, which Islam seeks to transform into friendship.
Enoch - Idris; a prophet mentioned in the Quran.
Enraptured - Ecstasy in spiritual experiences; often described by Sufis.
Ensemble - Group or collective; community in an Islamic context.
Entitlement - Haqq; rights or claims, especially in legal or social contexts.
Entity - Dhat; essence or being, particularly in philosophical discussions.
Entrance - Dukhul; entry, often into a state of faith or a holy place.
Envelope - Ghilaf; cover, used metaphorically for protection or concealment.
Envision - To imagine or foresee, often in a spiritual or prophetic sense.
Envoy - Diplomatic representative; messenger in Islamic governance.
Epic - Qissa; long narrative poem, often with moral or religious themes.
Epiphany - Sudden realization; can occur in religious experiences.
Epoch - Significant period; used in Islamic history to mark eras.
Equity - Adl; justice or fairness, a fundamental principle in Islam.
Eulogy - Praise, especially in the context of religious or moral qualities.
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