Quadrupled animals, chowpaye (in urdu) , herbivorous cattle’s. Such as camels, cows, goats and sheep. plural - بَهائم

In the state of Ihram

La tuhilu – do not violate, make lawful what is forbidden, unbind. Imperative from : ahalla – yuhillu Shaa’ir – symbols, signposts, tokens. Sing. Sha’irah

Qalaaid – sing. Qalidah => necklaces, garlands The arabs used to put a special necklace around the neck of sacrificial animals, so that it was known that the person taking this animals intended to perform hajj and should not be prevented.

Aammeen /aammoon – sing. aamm (like haajj ) => those who go to see someone or something. Here it refers to people intending to visit the sacred house ( kabah )

Emphatic form of jarama – yajrimu, i.e. let it not incite you to cause an offense, crime

Shanaa’an – hatred mixed with enimosity, detestation ( All Ayaats Lexicon )

That which is slaughtered for any being other than Allah. Form IV of halla – to appear, to come up. ( form IV gives the meaning caused to appear, i.e. offered ) uhilla - passive

That which is strangled, choked to death, suffocated to death. Passive form of inqanaqa form VII of khanaqa – to choke, strangle

That which is beaten to die, hit fatally on head and died, “waqaza”

Mutaraddiyah – that which is killed by a fall from height. Passive form V of radiya [rady] – to perish

That which is gored by horns. “singh bhokna, singh maarna (in urdu)”

Sabu’u sing. Siba’ – beast of prey, predatory animal. Captured and wounded to eat without having completely killed the prey

Except you slaughtered. Form ii of zkiya – to be intelligent.

Nusub – altars, sing. ansaab , idols, images , in urdu ( asthan )

Azlaam – sing. Zalam => divining arrows, The arabs sometimes used to fix the portion of the slaughtered meat by means of divination by arrows.

i.e. eating the prohibited things in disregard to the prohibition is sin. Fisk -> sinfulness, moral depravity

Compelled

Extreme hunger, verbal noun from “khamasa” empty stomach, hungry

Inclining willfully form vi from janafa – to incline, deviate

Sing. Jarihah – predatory animals or birds

Sing. Mukallib – trainers, instructors

Chaste woman, muhsanah – fortified, rendered inaccessible, i.e. woman whose chastity is fortified by their being married also free chase women, maidens

Sing. Musafih – fornicators. Form III of سَفَحَ = to shed ( All Ayaats Lexicon )

secret girlfriends or boyfriends ( All Ayaats Lexicon )

Sing. Mirfaq – elbow(s)

Low and spacious ground. ( also used for using the lavatory )

Pl. nuqaba’ – leader, chief, headman. Here it means – for twelve tribes of bani israil

Supported, assisted form ii of عزر – to turn away, to prevent ( All Ayaats Lexicon )

We caused to grow, brought about, produced ( All Ayaats Lexicon )

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offer, sacrifice. plural : qaraabeen

( All Ayaats Lexicon )

She or it allowed, made it feasible, rendered obedient. Form ii of ta’a – to obey

corpse of his brother

Means, means of approach, devce, medium.

Exemplary punishment, ibratnaak azaab (in urdu)

Forbidden things, unlawful ill-gotten property. Here bribery for judgement and decisions

Rabbi's

We sent, dispatched, form ii of qafa – to follow someone’s tracks

That which controls, overrides and protects. I.e. The Quran prevails over all previous scriptures and preserves their original and unaltered messages.

Shira’ah – code , shariah ; minhaj – manaahij – norm, pattern, method, procedure, open way

Daair – dawaair round, circle, circuit

Strongest oaths

You take revenge, take vengence

Do not overstep, cross the limit, exceed the bounds, overdo. From ghala to exceed bounds

Loose talk, thoughtless utterance

images, idols, statues, altars singular: nusb/nusub

sing: zalam, diving arrows ( arrows without head and feathers used by pagan Arabs for divination )

Gambling, game of chance

filth, dirt, dirty or atrocious act

Rimah, sing. Rumh: spears, lances

Evil consequence of his deed

Travellers

Regarding Bahira,Waseela,Saayiba and Haam there is difference of opinion among scholars

Bahira: An eleventh female calf born to a she-camel after she had given birth consecutively to ten female calves without intervention of a male calf was tabooed and called bahirah. She was not to be used for riding or carrying any load, her hair was not permitted to be trimmed and her milk was not be drunk except by a guest.

Mother of bahira, a she-camel consecutively giving birth to ten female calves was called saibah and was tabooed

A she-goat similarly giving birth to ten females in five conceptions was tabooed and called wasilah

A bull fathering consecutively ten female calves was also tabooed and called hamin.

Istahaqqa – they two merited, deserved, were entitled. Istahaqqa isman -> if they were found guilty of a crime.

Pl.kuhhal/kihal/kuhul/kuhlan – man of mature age, full manhood. The reference to his childhood and growth into full manhood is an indirect refutation of the claim of divinity for him.

Pl. كُمه – blind since birth, born blind

Leper, leprous

Disciples of Isa (as)