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...derived from this root is شهد "shahada" with a meaning "to witness" (other verbal derivations of the same root include the meaning of seeing or watching). Th ...ometimes called Fidayee attacks (see Note 1) - are those where a Muslim, a Mujahid, attacks the enemy in such a way that the death of that Muslim is (should A

[[Jihad]] جهاد in Arabic is the masdar or verbal noun of the verb 'jaahada" جاهد. This verb means to "struggle" or to "s ...Fitnah) meaning, Shirk. This is the opinion of Ibn `Abbas, Abu Al-`Aliyah, Mujahid, Al-Hasan, Qatadah, Ar-Rabi`, Muqatil bin Hayyan, As-Suddi and Zayd bin Asl

''Yaḥiḍna'' comes from the verbal root H-Y-D ( <font size="4">حيض</font> ) which means "to menstruate". ...jahid, though see also the hadith quoted from Sahih al-Bukhari below where Mujahid gives the traditional interpretation. The alternative interpretation is als

''Yaĥiđna'' viene de la raíz verbal H-Y-D ( <font size=4>حيض</font> ) que significa "menstruar". ...font size=4>حيض</font> ). Es posible convertir este sustantivo en su forma verbal. Al igual que lo hacemos con menstruación, "menstruar" is YAHIDH ( <font s

''(an ample recompense.)'' Mujahid said, "Sufficient recompense." Qatadah said, "It will be abundant for you a ...your voice,)'' [Qur'an 17:64] It was said that '''this refers to singing. Mujahid said, "With idle entertainment and singing,'''" meaning, influence them wit

...g to Abu Hisham al-Rifa'i-Ibn Yaman -Sufyan- Ibn Jurayj-Sulayman b. Musa' -Mujahid-Ibn 'Abbas, commenting ...ing to Muhammad b. 'Amr-Abu 'Asim (al-Nabil)-Isa (b. Maymun)-Ibn Abi Najih-Mujahid, commenting on God's word: '''"And He created from him his spouse, as follo

...g to Abu Hisham al-Rifa'i-Ibn Yaman -Sufyan- Ibn Jurayj-Sulayman b. Musa' -Mujahid-Ibn 'Abbas, commenting ...ing to Muhammad b. 'Amr-Abu 'Asim (al-Nabil)-Isa (b. Maymun)-Ibn Abi Najih-Mujahid, commenting on God's word: '''"And He created from him his spouse, as follo

...ssings of Allaah be upon him), or attacking the Qur’aan, and so on. Waging verbal war against Islam may be worse than waging war against it with weapons in s ...n him) verbally is worse and the efforts on earth to undermine religion by verbal means is more effective.

''Yaḥiḍna'' comes from the verbal root H-Y-D ( <font size="4">حيض</font> ) which means "to menstruate". ...jahid, though see also the hadith quoted from Sahih al-Bukhari below where Mujahid gives the traditional interpretation. The alternative interpretation is als

...ng, `there are pillars, but you cannot see them,' according to Ibn `Abbas, Mujahid, Al-Hasan, Qatadah, and several other scholars. Iyas bin Mu`awiyah said, "T Ibn Kathir records that Mujahid said that the seven heavens and the seven Earths are on top of one another.

...ng, `there are pillars, but you cannot see them,' according to Ibn `Abbas, Mujahid, Al-Hasan, Qatadah, and several other scholars. Iyas bin Mu`awiyah said, "T Ibn Kathir records that Mujahid said that the seven heavens and the seven Earths are on top of one another.

.../quranx.com/tafsirs/34.11 in his tafsir for 34:11] has narrations in which Mujahid and Ibn Abbas use that same arabic word meaning rings (الحلقة) to exp ...punished with the boiling heat of scalding waters. This is derived from a verbal analogy. It is written here, with regard to the flood: “And the waters ab

.../quranx.com/tafsirs/34.11 in his tafsir for 34:11] has narrations in which Mujahid and Ibn Abbas use that same arabic word meaning rings (الحلقة) to exp ...punished with the boiling heat of scalding waters. This is derived from a verbal analogy. It is written here, with regard to the flood: “And the waters ab

.../quranx.com/tafsirs/34.11 in his tafsir for 34:11] has narrations in which Mujahid and Ibn Abbas use that same arabic word meaning rings (الحلقة) to exp ...punished with the boiling heat of scalding waters. This is derived from a verbal analogy. It is written here, with regard to the flood: “And the waters ab