FATIMAH

Meaning of FATIMAH in English

Pronunciation: ' fa-t ə -m ə

Function: biographical name

ca 606-633 az-Zahr ā ' ( ‘ Shining One ’ ) dau. of Mu ḥ ammad

Merriam Webster Collegiate English Dictionary. Merriam Webster - Энциклопедический словарь английского языка. 2012

FATIMAH — The beloved daughter of the Prophet from Khadijah, Fatimah was born in Mecca five years before the beginning of the …
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FATIMAH — (Arabic: Shining One) born c. 605, Mecca, Arabia [now in Saudi Arabia] died 633, Medina also spelled Fatima, also called …
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FATIMAH — or Fatima born 0441; 605, Mecca, Arabia died 633, Medina Daughter of Muhammad and the object of veneration in Sh …
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FATIMAH — Фатима
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FĀṬIMAH — biographical name circa 606-633 az-Zahrā' (‘Shining One’) daughter of Muḥammad
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FĀṬIMAH — or Fatima born с 605, Mecca, Arabia died 633, Medina Daughter of Muhammad and the object of veneration in In …
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SECOND IMAM — II. The Second Imam, al-Hasan (3/62 -50/670) He was the elder son of 'Ali by the Prophet's daughter Fatimah. He …
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MUHAMMAD PROPHET — Muhammad (s.a.w.a.) was born in such a family on Friday, the 17th Rabi'-ul-Awwal, 1st year of 'Amul-Fil (corresponding to 570 …
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MARTYR — The Leader of the Martyrs III. The Third Imam, al-Husayn (4/62 -6I/680) The younger son of 'Ali by Fatimah, like …
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IMAM HUSEYN — III. The Third Imam, al-Husayn (4/62 -6I/680) The younger son of 'Ali by Fatimah, like his brother he lived most …
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IMAM HUSAIN — III. The Third Imam, al-Husayn (4/62 -6I/680) The younger son of 'Ali by Fatimah, like his brother he lived most …
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IMAM HASAN — II. The Second Imam, al-Hasan (3/62 -50/670) He was the elder son of 'Ali by the Prophet's daughter Fatimah. He …
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FATIMA — The beloved daughter of the Prophet from Khadijah, Fatimah was born in Mecca five years before the beginning of the …
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BETÜL — Means ascetic. It is ascribed to Fatimah (the Prophet's daughter). One of the names of Fatima, the beloved wife of …
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BETUL — Means ascetic. It is ascribed to Fatimah (the Prophet's daughter). One of the names of Fatima, the beloved wife of …
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BATUL — Means ascetic. It is ascribed to Fatimah (the Prophet's daughter). One of the names of Fatima, the beloved wife of …
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MUHAMMAD — I or Mohammed born с 570, Mecca, Arabia died June 8, 632, Medina Arab prophet who established the religion of …
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