Outrageously Funny Word Dictionary :: Mahzor

👉 "Mahazors" is a term used in the context of Islamic law, particularly in the Hadith and Hadith narrated by Abu Huraira. The term refers to specific acts or practices that Muslims are commanded to perform during prayer, such as standing in the middle of the aisle (Sajda) with one hand raised overhead, and lifting it up with the other hand. The concept of "mahazors" is not universally recognized but has been widely cited in Islamic jurisprudence

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👉 In Islamic jurisprudence, "mahzorim" refers to a specific type of religious authority that is recognized by Muslims as authoritative and binding. These authorities are often referred to as "muhaddithis," or "qur'an interpreters." They interpret the Quran and other religious texts in a way that adheres to Islamic teachings and laws, and they have been appointed by their own faith community as an intermediary between them and God. The authority of these "muhaddith

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👉 The term "mahzor" is a phrase in Hebrew which translates to "censorship." It refers to the practice of imposing restrictions or limitations on certain activities, such as religious practices, without providing adequate explanations or justification for their application. The act of censoring can be seen as an attempt by authorities to maintain order and prevent the spread of dissent within society.

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