Al-Fatiha & Al Baqarah Flashcards

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Allathee - الَّذِي

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The one who

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I am Except those who repent and do righteous deeds, and openly declare (the truth which they concealed)... alayhim wa-Ana al-tawabu al-rahimu (I am the One Who accepts repentance, the Most Merciful)

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Themselves "yakhda'una illa anfusahum wama yash'uruna" Anfusahum (أَنْفُسَهُمْ) forma kallzore Anfusihim (أَنْفُسِهِمْ) forma Pronore Nafsahu (نَفْسَهُ) means "himself" or "his soul".

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Indeed, they

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Sent down The verb "unzila" (أُنزِلَ) is in the passive voice and also means "was sent down". It is used in the Quran to refer to the revelation or guidance that was sent down to the prophets. In summary, "anzala" is in the active voice and "unzila" is in the passive voice, but they both convey the idea of sending down or revealing something.

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Establish "Aqimu as-salat" (أَقِيمُوا الصَّلَاةَ) - Establish prayer (Quran 2:43)

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Give us Rabbana ATINA fi al-dun'ya hasanatan wafi al-akhirati hasanatan wa qina adhaba al-nari 2:201

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Sign or verse - آيَة Singullar.

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Signs - Verses Āyāt - Plural of Āyah - آيَة

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O you who" or "O people" "yaayyuha al-nasu u'budu rabbakumu alladhi khalaqakum wa-alladhina min qablikum la'allakum tattaquna" "O mankind! Worship your Lord (Allah), Who created you and those who were before you so that you may become Al-Muttaqun (the pious - see V)"

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Honor, Glory, Mighty

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The Almighty and Glorified.

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Vision - Sight (to see)

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With, by Bismillah ar-Rahman ar-Raheem (By the name of Allah) Bi-ma unzila ilayka 2:4 With what was revealed to you.

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Lost, misguided *plural Ghayri al-maghdubi alayhim wala al-dalina --- Dala - Humbje (dallun) - "those who are astray" (2:26) (ad-dāllīna) - "those who have gone astray" (1:7) (dalla as-sabīla) - "he went astray from the way" (20:121)

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"that" or "it"

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that (to) you (all)

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World, this worldly life The root letters for this word are د-ن-ي, and it is derived from the verb دَنَا (dana) which means "to approach, come near". The word Dunya refers to the temporal, material world that we live in, as opposed to the afterlife or spiritual realm.

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So, do not

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So he did (past tense)

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Corruption Fasaada (فَسَادًا) - as a noun in various verses, meaning corruption, mischief, or wrongdoing. Yufsidoona (يُفْسِدُونَ) - as a verb form derived from the same root, meaning to cause corruption or spread mischief. Fasiqeen (فَاسِقِينَ) - as an adjective form derived from the same root, used to describe those who are corrupt or disobedient.

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Allah increases them... "Fazadahumu" (فَزَادَهُم) is derived from the root word "z-y-d" (ز-ي-د) which means "to increase" or "to add". fazadahumu al-lahu maradan Allah has increased their disease 2:10 fazadahumu Allahu imanan Allah increases them in faith 58:22

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In - "Në" "lahu ma fi al-samawati wama fi al-ardi" Ayatul Kursij 2:255

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In it. Fi - In - فِي Hi - It - هِيَ

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Most Forgiving Al-Ghafur (الْغَفُورُ) "The Most Forgiving" (Overflowing, Boundlessly) Al-Ghaafir (الْغَافِرُ) "The Forgiver" (Continuously) Al-Ghaffar (الْغَفَّارُ) "The Forgiving" (Willingness)

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Other than (not of those)

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A covering (darkness, shadow)

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Worship "Abd" (عَبْد) "servant" The word "Ibadah" is derived from the Arabic verb "Abada" (عَبَدَ), which means "to worship" or "to serve".

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To you Ila - To - إِلَى Yka - You - كَ

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"faith" or "belief" It comes from the root word "amana", which means to be secure, to be safe, or to have trust. "Iman" in Islamic theology refers to the belief in the six articles of faith, including belief in Allah as the one and only God, His angels, revealed books, prophets, Day of Judgment, and fate (Qadr).

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Indeed, we

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Disbeliever is derived from the Arabic root "K-F-R," which can also mean "to cover" or "to conceal."the truth".

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Disbelievers

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He said Qala (قال) - he said Qalu (قالوا) - they said Qulna (قلنا) - we said

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Deceive. Yukhadi'una (يُخَادِعُونَ) - They deceive Yukhadhi'u (يُخَذِّعُ) - He deceives Khada'a (خَدَعَ) - He deceived Khada'in (خَدَاعٍ) - Deception yukhadi'una al-laha wa-alladhina amanu wama yakhda'una illa anfusahum wama yash'uruna

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Created Khalaqakum" (خَلَقَكُمْ) - He Created you. Kha - A prefix indicating the subject is performing the action - خَ Laqa - To create - لَقَى

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To - For For example, "Li-llahi" means "for Allah" or "belonging to Allah".

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for Allah Li - To - لِـ Allah - Allah - اللَّٰهِ

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For the righteous Li - For - لِ Al - The - الْ Muttaqeen - Righteous - مُتَّقِينَ

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Anger; wrath - مَغْضُوبِ 'alayhim - Upon them - عَلَيْهِمْ

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Angel Malaika (مَلَائِكَةٌ): This is the plural

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Owner or King Maliki Yawmi A(l)-Dini Ma - Possession or ownership - مَا Li - For or of - لِ Ki - Owner/King - كِ However, it's worth noting that "Maliki" is actually a form of the word "Malik", which means "King" or "Owner". "Maliki" specifically means "My King" or "My Owner".

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illness. fi qulubihim maradun fazadahumu al-lahu maradan walahum adhabun alimun bima kanu yakdhibuna "Marada" (مَرَضَ) is the verb "to be sick" in the past tense, "maridan" (مَرِيضًا) is the adjective "sick", and "maradun" (مَرَضٌ) is the noun "sickness/disease".

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"from" or "of" Ulaika ala hudan min rabbihim wa-ulaika humu al-muf'lihuna - 2:5" For example, in the phrase "min Allah" (مِنَ اللَّهِ), it means "from Allah". It is a preposition that is commonly used in the Quran to indicate a source, origin, or possession of something.

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Successful ones Mu - Prefix مُ Fatah - Success - فَتَح Una - Plural marker - و

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The righteous (plural)

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Soul (ego)

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Before "Qablikum" (قَبْلِكُمْ) "before you" "kum" (كُمْ) which means "you" yaayyuha al-nasu u'budu rabbakumu alladhi khalaqakum wa-alladhina min qablikum la'allakum tattaqunaB

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"before you" or "preceding you" "kum" (كُمْ) which means "you" yaayyuha al-nasu u'budu rabbakumu alladhi khalaqakum wa-alladhina min qablikum la'allakum tattaquna

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(he) said (past)

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Say (present)

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Their Hearts khatama al-lahu ala qulubihim

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Their Lord

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(no) Doubt Ra - None (single letter) - رَ Yb (a) - Doubt - يْبٍ

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We provided for - them razaqna - hum yu - nfiq - una Razaqna - Provide Nfiq - Spend

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Way or path

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Their hearing

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Equal, same

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Taqa - To fear, to be cautious - تَّقَى Un - Plural marker - ونَ To be conscious of God, to fear God, to be mindful of God, to be pious, to be righteous" "Al-Muttaqun" is a plural noun derived from the same root as "Tattaqūn"

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People of understanding Uli - People of - أُو۟لِى Al-albab - Understanding - الْأَلْبَٰبِ

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And - protect us

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And of... (with)

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And - from what wa'mimma razaqna'hum yu'nfiq'una

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"yakhda'una illa anfusahum wama yash'uruna" it is derived from the root word "sha'ara" (شعر) which means "to feel, perceive, or sense". Ash'ara (أَشْعَرَ) - to feel or sense something Yash'uruna (يَشْعُرُونَ) - they feel or sense Tash'ur (تَشْعُرُ) - you feel or sense Sha'iran (شَعِيرًا) - a symbol or sign Mash'ur (مَشْعُورٌ) - well-known or famous Sha'ir (شَاعِرٌ) - a poet Mash'ara (مَشْعَرٌ) - a sacred place or sanctuary

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Day Maliki Yawmi (l)Dini 1:4 "wa-mina al-nasi man ya'qulu amanna bil-lahi wabil-YAWMI al-akhiri wama hum bimu'minina" 2:8

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'min - Believe - ؤْمِنُ Qīmūna - Establish - قِيمُونَ Nfiq - Spend - نفقُ qin - Certain - وقن

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They believe Yū - They - يُ 'min - Believe - ؤْمِنُ ūna - Plural marker - ونَ

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they corrupt Yu - They - يُ Fsiduna - corrupt - فْسِدُونَ "wa-yu'fsiduna fi al-ardi ulaika humu al-khasiruna" "and do mischief on earth, it is they who are the losers"

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They spend Yu - They - يُ Nfiq - Spend - نفقُ Una - Plural marker - ونَ

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They establish Yū - They - يُ Qīmūna - Establish - قِيمُونَ

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They are certain Yū - They - يُ qin - Certain - وقن ūna - Plural marker - ونَ