بِسْمِ اللهِ الرَّحْمٰنِ الرَّحِيْمِ

ISLAMIC TERMS

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1. Muhammad - The final prophet of Islam, to whom the Quran was revealed.

2. Mosque - A place of worship for Muslims, where they perform prayers and engage in community activities.

3. Muslim - A follower of the religion of Islam, someone who submits to the will of Allah.

4. Mecca - The holiest city in Islam, the birthplace of the Prophet Muhammad and the site of the Kaaba.

5. Medina - The city in Saudi Arabia where the Prophet Muhammad migrated to and established the first Islamic state.

6. Makkah al-Mukarramah - The honored city of Mecca, revered by Muslims worldwide.

7. Madrasah - A school or educational institution, often focused on Islamic studies.

8. Muezzin - The person who calls Muslims to prayer (Adhan) from the mosque's minaret.

9. Minaret - A tall tower attached to a mosque, from which the call to prayer is traditionally made.

10. Makruh - Discouraged: Actions that are disliked in Islam but not explicitly forbidden.

11. Masjid - Mosque: A place of worship for Muslims.

12. Mawlid - The observance of the birthday of the Prophet Muhammad, marked with celebrations and gatherings.

13. Mufti - An Islamic scholar who is qualified to issue legal opinions (fatwas) on matters of Islamic law.

14. Mubah - Permissible: Actions that are neither encouraged nor discouraged in Islam.

15. Muharram - The first month of the Islamic lunar calendar, marked by mourning for the martyrdom of Imam Hussein.

16. Maghrib - The evening prayer performed just after sunset.

17. Muhsin - A person who excels in faith and righteousness, striving for excellence in all aspects of life.

18. Mahr - Dowry: The gift or payment given by the groom to the bride upon marriage in Islam.

19. Makam Ibrahim - The station of Abraham: A sacred stone near the Kaaba believed to bear the footprint of Abraham.

20. Mihrab - A niche in the wall of a mosque indicating the direction of Mecca, towards which Muslims pray.

21. Masjid al-Haram - The Sacred Mosque in Mecca, surrounding the Kaaba, the holiest site in Islam.

22. Mufassir - A scholar of Tafsir: Someone who specializes in interpreting and explaining the meanings of the Quran.

23. Mujahid - A person who engages in Jihad: Striving or struggling in the way of Allah.

24. Marriage - The sacred union between a man and a woman in Islam, governed by Islamic principles.

25. Mi'raj - The miraculous Night Journey of the Prophet Muhammad from Mecca to Jerusalem and ascent to the heavens.

26. Majlis - Gathering: A formal or informal assembly of people, often for religious or social purposes.

27. Mawla - A term referring to a master, guardian, or protector, often used in the context of spiritual guidance.

28. Madhhab - School of Thought: A Sunni Muslim legal school of thought or jurisprudence.

29. Mu'adhdhin - The person appointed to call Muslims to prayer (Adhan) from the mosque's minaret.

30. Mahram - A person whom one is prohibited from marrying due to blood ties or marital relations.

31. Masjid al-Aqsa - The Farthest Mosque: The third holiest site in Islam, located in Jerusalem.

32. Mujtahid - A scholar qualified to derive legal rulings from the Quran and Hadith through independent reasoning (Ijtihad).

33. Mubahalah - The mutual cursing contest: A method of dispute resolution mentioned in the Quran.

34. Mujtahid Mutlaq - An absolute mujtahid: A scholar qualified to independently derive legal rulings from Islamic sources.

35. Maruf - Good: Actions that are recognized as virtuous and encouraged in Islam.

36. Mahdi - The guided one: A messianic figure in Islamic eschatology who will restore justice before the Day of Judgment.

37. Mudarris - A teacher or instructor, especially in matters of Islamic knowledge.

38. Mukhannathun - Effeminate men: Individuals who display characteristics of both genders, mentioned in Islamic literature.

39. Mashura - Consultation: Seeking advice or counsel from others, encouraged in Islam.

40. Mukmin - Believer: Someone who has faith in Allah and follows the teachings of Islam.

41. Mubah - Permissible: Actions that are neither encouraged nor discouraged in Islam.

42. Mu'adhdhin - The person appointed to call Muslims to prayer (Adhan) from the mosque's minaret.

43. Muazzin - The person who calls Muslims to prayer (Adhan) from the mosque's minaret.

44. Mubah - Permissible: Actions that are neither encouraged nor discouraged in Islam.

45. Madinah al-Munawwarah - The illuminated city of Medina, known for its significance in Islamic history.

46. Mashallah - What Allah has willed: An Arabic phrase used to express appreciation, gratitude, or admiration.

47. Munkar - Evil: Actions or deeds that are considered morally wrong or harmful in Islam.

48. Mansur - Victorious: A title often associated with leaders or rulers in Islamic history.

49. Masjid an-Nabawi - The Prophet's Mosque in Medina, where the Prophet Muhammad is buried.

50. Muwahhid - Monotheist: Someone who believes in the oneness of Allah, rejecting polytheism.

51. Mufti - An Islamic scholar qualified to issue legal opinions (fatwas) on matters of Islamic law.

52. Mashura - Consultation: Seeking advice or counsel from others, encouraged in Islam.

53. Mudarris - A teacher or instructor, especially in matters of Islamic knowledge.

54. Mujtahid - A scholar qualified to derive legal rulings from the Quran and Hadith through independent reasoning (Ijtihad).

55. Mawarith - Inheritance: The distribution of a deceased person's estate according to Islamic law.

56. Maqam - Station: A spiritual rank or status attained by a person in the sight of Allah.

57. Mu'allaf - Those whose hearts are to be reconciled: A category of people eligible to receive Zakat.

58. Muhajir - A migrant or emigrant: Someone who migrates for the sake of Allah or to escape persecution.

59. Mubarak - Blessed: An Arabic term used to convey blessings or good wishes.

60. Mudzakir - Reminder: A person who reminds others of their duties and responsibilities in Islam.

61. Muraqabah - Spiritual vigilance: Awareness of Allah's presence and observation of one's actions.

62. Mujaddid - Renewer: A person believed to renew or revive the faith and practices of the Muslim community.

63. Mubah - Permissible: Actions that are neither encouraged nor discouraged in Islam.

64. Mu'adhdhin - The person appointed to call Muslims to prayer (Adhan) from the mosque's minaret.

65. Muazzin - The person who calls Muslims to prayer (Adhan) from the mosque's minaret.

66. Mubah - Permissible: Actions that are neither encouraged nor discouraged in Islam.

67. Madinah al-Munawwarah - The illuminated city of Medina, known for its significance in Islamic history.

68. Mashallah - What Allah has willed: An Arabic phrase used to express appreciation, gratitude, or admiration.

69. Munkar - Evil: Actions or deeds that are considered morally wrong or harmful in Islam.

70. Mansur - Victorious: A title often associated with leaders or rulers in Islamic history.

71. Muwahhid - Monotheist: Someone who believes in the oneness of Allah, rejecting polytheism.

72. Masjid an-Nabawi - The Prophet's Mosque in Medina, where the Prophet Muhammad is buried.

73. Mufti - An Islamic scholar qualified to issue legal opinions (fatwas) on matters of Islamic law.

74. Mashura - Consultation: Seeking advice or counsel from others, encouraged in Islam.

75. Mudarris - A teacher or instructor, especially in matters of Islamic knowledge.

76. Mujtahid - A scholar qualified to derive legal rulings from the Quran and Hadith through independent reasoning (Ijtihad).

77. Mawarith - Inheritance: The distribution of a deceased person's estate according to Islamic law.

78. Maqam - Station: A spiritual rank or status attained by a person in the sight of Allah.

79. Mu'allaf - Those whose hearts are to be reconciled: A category of people eligible to receive Zakat.

80. Muhajir - A migrant or emigrant: Someone who migrates for the sake of Allah or to escape persecution.

81. Mubarak - Blessed: An Arabic term used to convey blessings or good wishes.

82. Mudzakir - Reminder: A person who reminds others of their duties and responsibilities in Islam.

83. Muraqabah - Spiritual vigilance: Awareness of Allah's presence and observation of one's actions.

84. Mujaddid - Renewer: A person believed to renew or revive the faith and practices of the Muslim community.

85. Mu'min - Believer: Someone who has faith in Allah and follows the teachings of Islam.

86. Masjid al-Haram - The Sacred Mosque in Mecca, surrounding the Kaaba, the holiest site in Islam.

87. Mudzakir - Reminder: A person who reminds others of their duties and responsibilities in Islam.

88. Muraqabah - Spiritual vigilance: Awareness of Allah's presence and observation of one's actions.

89. Mujaddid - Renewer: A person believed to renew or revive the faith and practices of the Muslim community.

90. Mu'min - Believer: Someone who has faith in Allah and follows the teachings of Islam.

91. Masjid al-Haram - The Sacred Mosque in Mecca, surrounding the Kaaba, the holiest site in Islam.

92. Mudzakir - Reminder: A person who reminds others of their duties and responsibilities in Islam.

93. Muraqabah - Spiritual vigilance: Awareness of Allah's presence and observation of one's actions.

94. Mujaddid - Renewer: A person believed to renew or revive the faith and practices of the Muslim community.

95. Mu'min - Believer: Someone who has faith in Allah and follows the teachings of Islam.

96. Masjid al-Haram - The Sacred Mosque in Mecca, surrounding the Kaaba, the holiest site in Islam.

97. Mudzakir - Reminder: A person who reminds others of their duties and responsibilities in Islam.

98. Muraqabah - Spiritual vigilance: Awareness of Allah's presence and observation of one's actions.

99. Mujaddid - Renewer: A person believed to renew or revive the faith and practices of the Muslim community.

100. Mu'min - Believer: Someone who has faith in Allah and follows the teachings of Islam.

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