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ISLAMIC TERMS

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1. Kaaba (كعبة) - The cube-shaped building in Mecca, the most sacred site in Islam.

2. Kalimah (كلمة) - Word: Refers to the declaration of faith in Islam, the Shahada.

3. Karam (كرم) - Generosity: A highly valued trait in Islam, emphasizing kindness and giving.

4. Kashf (كشف) - Unveiling: A term in Sufism referring to spiritual insight or revelation.

5. Kawthar (كوثر) - Abundance: A river in Paradise, mentioned in Surah Al-Kawthar in the Quran.

6. Khabbab (خباب) - Khabbab ibn al-Aratt: A companion of Prophet Muhammad who suffered persecution for his faith.

7. Khair (خير) - Goodness: Anything beneficial or virtuous in Islam.

8. Khalid (خالد) - Eternal: Often used as a name, meaning immortal or everlasting.

9. Khalifah (خليفة) - Caliph: A leader of the Muslim community, considered a successor to Prophet Muhammad.

10. Khandaq (خندق) - Trench: Refers to the Battle of the Trench (Ghazwat al-Khandaq) in Islamic history.

11. Khatib (خطيب) - Preacher: A person who delivers the Friday sermon (khutbah).

12. Khauf (خوف) - Fear: Reverential fear of Allah, which leads to piety.

13. Khimar (خمار) - Veil: A type of headscarf worn by some Muslim women.

14. Khilafah (خلافة) - Caliphate: The Islamic state led by a caliph.

15. Khushoo (خشوع) - Humility: A state of mind and heart during prayer, showing humility and concentration.

16. Khutbah (خطبة) - Sermon: The speech delivered during the Friday prayer.

17. Kibr (كبر) - Pride: Arrogance or conceit, considered a major sin in Islam.

18. Kitab (كتاب) - Book: Refers to the Quran, the holy book of Islam.

19. Kufr (كفر) - Disbelief: Rejection or denial of Islamic faith.

20. Kunya (كنية) - Nickname: A name given to someone, usually using "Abu" (father of) or "Umm" (mother of).

21. Karamah (كرامة) - Miracle: Miraculous events or acts granted to saints in Islam.

22. Karramallahu Wajhah (كرم الله وجهه) - A phrase meaning "May Allah honor his face," often used for Ali ibn Abi Talib.

23. Khalis (خالص) - Pure: Something that is free from any impurities or defects.

24. Khalil (خليل) - Friend: Often refers to Prophet Ibrahim, known as Khalilullah (Friend of Allah).

25. Khamsa (خمسة) - Five: The number five, often referring to the five daily prayers.

26. Khatam (خاتم) - Seal: Refers to Prophet Muhammad as the "Seal of the Prophets" (Khatam an-Nabiyyin).

27. Khayr (خير) - Good: Anything beneficial or positive in Islam.

28. Khauf (خوف) - Fear: Reverence or fear of Allah, leading to piety.

29. Kibar (كبار) - Elders: Respected older members of the community.

30. Kibar al-Sin (كبر السن) - Old age: The elderly in the Muslim community.

31. Khalwa (خلوة) - Seclusion: A spiritual retreat for worship and contemplation.

32. Khadim (خادم) - Servant: Someone who serves others, often used in a respectful manner.

33. Khalifah Rashidun (خلفاء راشدون) - Rightly Guided Caliphs: The first four caliphs after Prophet Muhammad.

34. Khiraj (خراج) - Land tax: A tax levied on agricultural land in Islamic law.

35. Khitan (ختان) - Circumcision: The practice of male circumcision in Islam.

36. Khulafa (خلفاء) - Caliphs: Plural of caliph, leaders of the Muslim community.

37. Khul' (خلع) - Divorce: A type of divorce initiated by the wife in Islamic law.

38. Khamr (خمر) - Wine: Alcoholic beverages, which are prohibited in Islam.

39. Khatam al-Quran (ختم القرآن) - Completion of the Quran: Completing the recitation of the entire Quran.

40. Khidmah (خدمة) - Service: Acts of serving others, often in a charitable context.

41. Kafarah (كفارة) - Expiation: Atonement for sins through specific acts or donations.

42. Kafalah (كفالة) - Sponsorship: Taking responsibility for someone, often in the context of orphan care.

43. Kalimatullah (كلمات الله) - Words of Allah: Refers to the revelations and scriptures sent by Allah.

44. Kamil (كامل) - Perfect: Something complete or flawless.

45. Karamat (كرامات) - Miracles: Miraculous acts granted to saints.

46. Kashf (كشف) - Unveiling: Spiritual insight or revelation in Sufism.

47. Katib (كاتب) - Scribe: Someone who writes or documents, often used historically for those who wrote down revelations.

48. Khalq (خلق) - Creation: The act of creating, often referring to Allah's creation of the universe.

49. Khalidun (خالدون) - Immortal: Those who will live forever in Paradise.

50. Khiyar (خيار) - Choice: Options or alternatives, often in the context of contracts.

51. Khushu (خشوع) - Humility: Concentration and humility in prayer.

52. Khauf (خوف) - Fear: Reverential fear of Allah.

53. Kibr (كبر) - Pride: Arrogance, considered a major sin.

54. Kitabullah (كتاب الله) - Book of Allah: Another term for the Quran.

55. Kafara (كفر) - Disbelief: Rejection of faith.

56. Kunya (كنية) - Nickname: A respectful form of address, often using "Abu" or "Umm."

57. Khalifah (خليفة) - Successor: A leader of the Muslim community.

58. Khutbah (خطبة) - Sermon: The Friday sermon.

59. Kibar (كبار) - Great: Often used to refer to elders or senior figures.

60. Khalis (خالص) - Pure: Free from impurities.

61. Kharaj (خراج) - Tax: Land tax in Islamic law.

62. Khilafah (خلافة) - Caliphate: Islamic state led by a caliph.

63. Khawarij (خوارج) - Sect: A group that broke away from mainstream Islam in early Islamic history.

64. Khauf (خوف) - Fear: Reverence for Allah.

65. Khushuq (خشوع) - Devotion: Deep focus and humility in worship.

66. Khalid ibn al-Walid (خالد بن الوليد) - Famous companion of Prophet Muhammad and military commander.

67. Khitan (ختان) - Circumcision: Religious practice of circumcision.

68. Kafara (كفارة) - Expiation: Atonement for sins.

69. Khilal (خلال) - Within: Often used in the context of time or space.

70. Khatar (خطر) - Danger: Risk or peril.

71. Khairat (خيرات) - Blessings: Bounties or good deeds.

72. Kharaj (خراج) - Revenue: Income, particularly from land taxes.

73. Khilqah (خلقة) - Nature: The natural disposition or creation.

74. Khidmah (خدمة) - Service: Acts of service or assistance.

75. Khalwa (خلوة) - Retreat: Spiritual retreat for worship.

76. Kahf (كهف) - Cave: Refers to Surah Al-Kahf in the Quran.

77. Khalas (خلاص) - Salvation: Deliverance from sin or danger.

78. Khawf (خوف) - Fear: Reverence and awe for Allah.

79. Khasi' (خاسئ) - Rejected: Those who are turned away or humiliated.

80. Khatm (ختم) - Seal: The final seal or conclusion.

81. Khawatir (خواطر) - Thoughts: Inner reflections or considerations.

82. Khasi (خاسي) - Humble: Showing humility or modesty.

83. Khitbah (خطبة) - Engagement: The proposal or betrothal period before marriage.

84. Khalifah Allah (خليفة الله) - Vicegerent of Allah: Refers to humans as stewards or representatives of Allah on Earth.

85. Khaddam al-Haramayn (خدام الحرمين) - Servants of the Two Holy Mosques: Title used for those serving the mosques in Mecca and Medina.

86. Khalq al-Insan (خلق الإنسان) - Creation of Man: Refers to the Quranic description of human creation.

87. Khatm an-Nubuwwah (ختم النبوة) - Seal of Prophethood: The belief that Prophet Muhammad is the last prophet.

88. Khaufullah (خوف الله) - Fear of Allah: Reverential fear that leads to piety and obedience.

89. Khayru-l-Bariyyah (خير البرية) - Best of Creation: Often refers to Prophet Muhammad.

90. Khilq (خلق) - Creation: Refers to the creation of the universe and all within it by Allah.

91. Khashiyah (خشية) - Awe: Deep reverence and fear of Allah, greater than regular fear.

92. Khalq al-Samawat (خلق السماوات) - Creation of the Heavens: Quranic reference to Allah creating the heavens.

93. Khirqa (خرقة) - Sufi Cloak: A cloak worn by Sufi mystics, symbolizing spiritual transmission.

94. Khamsa wa ushrun (خمسة وعشرون) - Twenty-five: Often refers to the 25 prophets mentioned in the Quran.

95. Khashab (خشب) - Wood: Mentioned in various contexts in the Quran, including construction and symbolism.

96. Khatam al-Walad (ختم الولد) - Seal of the Child: Traditional practice of marking a child with a sign for protection.

97. Khan (خان) - Inn: Historical term for a resting place for travelers.

98. Khalid al-Qasimi (خالد القاسمي) - Khalid Al-Qasimi: Refers to notable historical figures or rulers with this name.

99. Khabar (خبر) - News: Information or tidings, often used in the context of hadith narrations.

100. Khaula bint Thalaba (خولة بنت ثعلبة) - Companion of Prophet Muhammad known for her role in early Islamic history.

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