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Definition: The word "abad" is a plural noun form of the Arabic word "Ψ§Ψ¨Ψ―". It refers to a period of time during which something becomes more permanent, stable, or durable. In Islamic legal systems, abad periods are referred to as "shi'a," meaning "period of change." A period of change refers to a period where things undergo changes and evolve, similar to the passage of time in our lives.
Definition: The word "Abadan" means a day or a season in Islamic calendar, it's also a month in Arabic language. It is the first lunar month of the Islamic year. It is called "Sunnah" because of its special significance in Islam. It comes from the word "Abaan", which means "first". The name 'Abadan' was given to the month by Prophet Muhammad (SAW) himself, he said: "I have appointed you this month as a reminder for the believers" (Surat Al-Anbiya, 19). He added that it would be better if we start from the first day of Abadan. It is the first night after the last day of Muharram and the first day after Ramadan. There are some reasons why 'Abadan' is called the "first" lunar month in Islam: - Its name comes from a word that means "first". This is a clear sign that it has been designated as such. - The Islamic calendar, especially the lunar calendar, starts from the new moon of this month. - It also symbolizes the beginning of the Muslim year and the first full lunar cycle (40 days).
Definition: Abaddon was a demon god in Christianity who appeared to Peter as an obelisk with a face in flames, on the eve of Jesus Christ's crucifixion (Mark 14:32). He is said to be a tempter, and is often seen as evil, wrathful and sinister. He is associated with the Book of Revelation where he is represented as Satan or the Devil.
Definition: The term 'Abadite' appears to be a mix-up with other words such as 'abade', which refers to a man's wife, or 'baba', which can refer to either a female or male child. In English, it is not uncommon to use this word in contexts where it does not have a clear meaning. However, if you need an example of a sentence that uses the word 'Abadite' within its context, I would suggest using something like: "Yesterday was like the day of my life because I had a great time with Abadite, my girlfriend." This sentence is clearly grammatically correct and follows the guidelines for proper English usage.
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Definition: The word "Ahmedabad" comes from the Sanskrit language, which means "town in the mountainous region on the banks of the Ganges." This term was used by ancient Indian rulers to describe their capital city. The town of Ahmedabad is located near the border with India's Gujarat state, and it has been a center for commerce, culture, and education. It's also known as the "Gateway to India" due to its strategic location along the Ganges river. Ahmedabad was once the largest port in Indian history and a key trade hub. The city is famous for being the site of a great battle between the Hindu emperor Ashoka and his rival Parthian king, Ashutosh. Today, Ahmedabad is known for its vibrant culture, architecture, and heritage sites like the Badegodi temple. The word "Ahmedabad" also has several synonyms that can be used depending on context in different languages, but it seems like you're looking to know what "Ahmedabad" means and what the main definition of it is. If there's a specific topic or context where I might have more information about this word, please let me know!
Definition: The term "Allahabad" comes from a Persian word that translates to "city of Allah". It's believed to refer to the city or town of the prophet Muhammad, who was born in the town of Latakia in Syria. The city is now known as Jammu and Kashmir, but it was originally called Umarabad by the Muslims. The name Allahabad itself has a long tradition within Islam. It's also used as a common name for the city of Allahabad in many places around the world. Some scholars believe that Allahabad refers to the birthplace of Muhammad, but others maintain its origins are more likely to be associated with his family or his religious leadership. The word "Allahabad" is an ancient and significant term in Islam. It's often used as a title for the city of Jammu and Kashmir, which was also called Latakia by the Muslims during the Islamic era. The name Allahabad itself has deep historical roots that have influenced various aspects of its governance, economy, and religious practices over centuries. The word "Allahabad" is an important part of both the history and cultural heritage of India, serving as a symbol of the city's importance in terms of Islam and its role within the broader political context of the Islamic world.
Definition: Abada, or "pamper" in Spanish, is a term used to describe treating someone with respect and kindness, typically related to someone's personal needs and well-being. It generally refers to giving them attention, care, and consideration for their individual circumstances. In Spanish culture, pampering often means providing physical assistance such as dressing them properly or helping them prepare meals. It can also refer to emotional support, such as listening to a person without judgment or offering words of encouragement. In this context, "abada" is used to describe the act of treating someone with care and consideration. For example, if a friend asks you for help with their work, you could say: "Β‘Abadaste todo mi trabajo hoy!", which means "You pampered me so much today". It can also refer to providing financial support or assistance when needed.
Definition: It's a word in Islam, which translates to "You are Allah". It's used to refer to God or the divine nature of God itself. The exact meaning varies depending on the context.
Definition: Abadejo means "to die" in Wolof language, a language spoken in Senegal. Definition: 1. To go to sleep or to be asleep. 2. To take a short nap before going to sleep. 3. To lie down or rest after sleeping. In the context of this sentence, "To die" is used as an object complement of the verb 'to sleep'. The meaning of this verb is that someone must have gone to bed but will not wake up before the next night.