Tījāniyyah
"Maqbarah" (graveyard): It is derived from "qabr", which means: grave, the hole in the ground wherein the deceased person is placed. Any place where the body of a deceased person is kept hidden is called "qabr", even the sea. "Qabr" also means the act of burying the deceased in the earth. Original meaning of "qabr": obscurity, invisibility. It was called thus because it conceals the body of the deceased person.
"‘Abath": engaging in frivolous actions, doing useless things.
Performing prayer or one of its acts that the worshiper has missed doing at its Shariah-assigned place as long as it permits doing so.
The coming out of a nullifier of ablution from the body unintentionally during prayer.
Laughing loudly and intensely in a way that those around him can hear it.
Multiple words that express a comprehensible meaning.
Turning one’s face and/or body to the right or the left.
Resuming prayer from the beginning after it was interrupted for a reason such as breaking the "wudu"" or something similar.
The sound someone makes while coughing.
The sound that is heard when gas moves inside the stomach before breaking wind or defecating.