The tenth day of the month of Muharram.
"Sadāq": dowry given to the woman. It is derived from "sidq", which means: strength, durability. The dowry is also known as "farīdah", "mahr", "ajr", etc.
"Ahl": family, close relatives. It also refers to a person’s followers and companions. A man’s "ahl" is his wife and close family members.
"Usrah": family, close relatives. It is derived from "asara" and "asr", which originally means strength.
"Hadānah": protecting something and maintaining it. Original meaning: taking something into one’s "hidn", i.e. under the arm. "Hādinah": female protector.
"Tabdhīr": dispersing, scattering. It is derived from "badhr", which means: scattering seeds in the soil. Other meanings: spreading, excessiveness.
"Qiwāmah": guardianship, being in charge of preserving wealth, and the like. It is derived from "qiwām", which means basis and pillar of something, and from "qiyām", which means standing erect. Other meanings: rectification, responsibility, care.
"Kāfil": guarantor, caretaker.
Tījāniyyah
"‘Urf": a term that collectively refers to all the things that a given society knows and recognizes as good. Original meaning: what is "ma‘rūf", i.e. known and recognized, of good and benevolent deeds. Other meanings: what is common and known among people.
Tījāniyyah
Aqārib": one’s family, relatives, and kindred.
"Yatīm": a child with no father. It is derived from "yutm", which originally means: singleness
Blood relationship that connects man with others.
The place where the wife resides with her husband by virtue of a marriage contract.
A man's dependents.
A child born through unlawful sexual intercourse.
One's grandson from his son or his daughter down to all levels.
What a warrior wears to protect his body from the enemy’s weapons.
Weaning a child by cutting him off breastfeeding.
A woman's extended stay in her family home after reaching the age of marriage or maturity without getting married.
The decision of the owner of a slave-woman to let her reside with her husband and not use her services.
Seeking sustenance/livelihood by lawful means.
Everything that the wife possesses in her marital house.
A person who works for another in return for a wage.
Giving someone a servant to serve them and look after their affairs.
Idleness, unemployment, and abstaining from striving to work.
The established relationship of the descendants to their parents and grandparents by reproduction, such as the sons to the fathers and the like.
Any dwelling place that has walls and a ceiling.
A women's vagina being blocked, impeding having sex her.
Measuring and appraising something, whether in weight, measurement, number, or the like.
Anything that is usually eaten with bread, whether it is liquid or solid.