iman
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9.4
- noun
- /ɪˈmɑn/
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iman
- People are always going to be at different levels of iman.
They've got nothing and they're still doing and they're still saying Hamdulillah, the Iman is on a different scale.
- They've got nothing and they're still doing and they're still saying Hamdulillah, the Iman is on a different scale.
Examples
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They've got nothing and they're still doing and they're still saying Hamdulillah, the Iman is on a different scale.
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Our iman is like the waves of the ocean; sometimes they are higher and sometimes lower. We must fight those waves and not let shaitan drown us, and come out strong and confident in our Lord!
Blog text (3) -
Naseer was recorded talking about the September 11 al-Qaida bombers and how they increased their iman (faith) by "doing 10 (chapters of the Koran) a day," while talking to an associate.
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Having a strong iman helps many people find peace and purpose in their lives.
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During difficult times, her iman provided her with comfort and guidance.
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He expressed his iman through daily prayers and acts of kindness towards others.
Synonyms
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2.3
A religion or religious group someone belongs to, for example Christianity
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A strong faith that a god or gods affect life and choices
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Surface Forms
Etymology
Iman comes from the Arabic īmān, which means 'faith' or 'belief' and is also used in languages like Malay and Indonesian. So iman today means a strong religious trust that gives someone strength and guidance.