ATHAR

Meaning of ATHAR in English

variant of attar

Webster's New International English Dictionary. Новый международный словарь английского языка Webster. 2012

ATHAR — Sayings of the Sahabah, the companions of the Prophet (S.A.W.).
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ATHAR — /ath"euhr, -ahr/ , n. attar (def. 1).
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NAQALAT AL-ATHAR — Reporters of history
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TWELVE IMAMS — The Prophet says:"Twelve imams will come after me." Bukhari, Muslim,etc. Twelve Imams are: 1-Imam Ali ibn-i Ebu Talib. 2- Imam …
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IMAMS — The Prophet says:"Twelve imams will come after me." Bukhari, Muslim,etc. Twelve Imams are: 1-Imam Ali ibn-i Ebu Talib. 2- Imam …
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VERSE OF CLEANING — Ayah of Tatheer is 33:33- "O Ahl al Bayt!, God wants to remove all kinds of uncleanliness from you and …
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DUWAL — " Akhbar al-duwal wa athar al-'awwal" a book written by Ibn San (or Sinan), Ahmad Jalabi b. Yusuf b. Ahmad, …
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AYAH OF TATHEER — Ayah of Tatheer is 33:33- "O Ahl al Bayt!, God wants to remove all kinds of uncleanliness from you and …
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AKHBAR — " Akhbar al-duwal wa athar al-'awwal" a book written by Ibn San (or Sinan), Ahmad Jalabi b. Yusuf b. Ahmad, …
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ATTAR — /at"euhr/ , n. 1. Also, atar, athar, ottar, otto . a perfume or essential oil obtained from flowers or petals. …
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BIRUNI, AL- — born September 973, Khwarezm, Khorasan [now in Turkmenistan] died Dec. 13, 1048, Ghazna, Ghaznavid Afghanistan [now Ghazni, Afg.] in full …
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AHMAD KHAN, SIR SAYYID — born Oct. 17, 1817, Delhi died March 27, 1898, Aligarh, India Sayyid also spelled Syad, or Syed, Ahmad also spelled …
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