Dowry - صَداقٌ

"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.

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Dowry - مَهْرٌ

"Mahr": the dowry paid by a man to the woman he marries by virtue of a marriage contract. Original meaning: wage for something specific.

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Pardon/Forgiveness - عَفْوٌ

"‘Afw": forgiveness, pardon, refraining from punishment. Original meaning: abandoning, letting go. Other meanings: elimination, effacement, abundance.

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Defloration - افْتِضاضٌ

Removing virginity of a woman by sexual intercourse, felony, or the like.

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Wife's household items - شَوْرَةٌ

Everything that the wife possesses in her marital house.

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Shutting/Closing - إغْلاقٌ

Firmly closing a door or so to prevent it from being opened.

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Authorization - تَفْوِيضٌ

Authorizing marriage of woman without defining her dowry at the time of the marriage contract.

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Ounce - أُوقِيَّةٌ

A legal weight measurement that varies based on the weighable goods as well as countries.

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Dowry - عُقْرٌ

The woman's dowry when getting married or in similar cases.

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Wedding banquet - وَلِيمَةٌ

Food prepared for the occasion of celebrating a marriage.

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Overpricing - مُغَالاَةٌ

To raise the price of something higher than its normal price (the price of its like).

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Trousseau/Baggage - جَهازٌ

Name given to the supplies that the bride needs (of clothes, linens, etc) for her marriage.

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