Definition: The word "Abib" comes from Arabic and is used to denote a group of people who live together in one or more rooms, typically near a common door or window. Definition: "Abib" is a term often used in Islamic literature and contexts to describe a group of Muslims who share a common religious belief and lifestyle. It can refer to any number of different types of groups, such as family members, friends, colleagues, community members, or even individuals with shared interests and activities. In Islamic contexts, "Abib" is typically associated with the concept of unity and interconnectivity in Muslim communities. The term is often used to convey a sense of belonging and community among Muslims who share common values and beliefs. For example, in a mosque or other religious institution, members of an "Abib" group might be allowed to participate in communal prayers, attend religious services together, and even engage in other shared activities that serve the larger purpose of faith or unity within the group.

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