الفرض
Root entry · 21 derived lemmasThe root الفرض (al-farḍ) primarily relates to the concept of imposing, obligating, or setting a fixed measure. This extends to defining, legislating, and assigning duties or portions. It also encompasses physical acts like cutting or marking, and specific objects or times associated with these actions.
Derived headwords
- 1.Obligationboth
What God has made obligatory, such as religious duties.
- 2.Lawboth
A religious law or ordinance established by God or the Prophet.
- 3.Portionboth
A fixed or allotted share, especially in inheritance or charity.
- 4.Time limitclassical
A set time or deadline for an action.
- 5.Cuttingclassical
A cut or incision in something.
- 6.Date varietyclassical
A specific type of date.
- 7.Shieldclassical
A shield.
- 8.Tent poleclassical
A pole or support used in a tent or structure.
- 9.Garmentclassical
A piece of clothing.
- 10.Marked giftclassical
A gift that is specifically designated or marked.
- 11.Self-imposed dutyclassical
A duty or vow that one imposes upon oneself.
- 12.Fire-starting notchclassical
The notch on a fire drill (zind) where friction is applied.
- 13.Red date fruitclassical
The fruit of the doum palm while it is still red.
- 1.Like strikingclassical
Used as a comparison, similar to the verb 'to strike'.
- 1.Cuttingclassical
The act of making a cut or incision.
- 1.Bowstring grooveclassical
The place on a bow where the string is fitted.
- 2.Clothingclassical
Garments or attire.
- 3.River mouthclassical
The opening of a river into a larger body of water.
- 4.Roadsclassical
Paths or routes.
- 1.Obligatoryboth
That which is imposed or made obligatory, especially by divine command.
- 2.Assignedboth
A portion or share that has been assigned or determined.
- 1.To imposeboth
To make something obligatory or mandatory.
- 2.To legislateboth
To establish laws or ordinances.
- 3.To set a timeclassical
To appoint a specific time for something.
- 4.To cutclassical
To make an incision or cut.
- 5.To assign a portionboth
To determine or allot a share.
- 6.To become oldclassical
To reach an advanced age (used for animals).
- 1.Obligationsboth
Plural of 'farḍ', referring to religious duties or imposed laws.
- 2.Old ageclassical
Plural of 'farāḍah', referring to old age (for animals).
- 1.Old ageclassical
Advanced age, particularly in animals.
- 1.Oldclassical
Advanced in age, especially referring to animals.
- 2.Largeclassical
Large or bulky, referring to men or objects.
- 3.Knowledgeableclassical
Knowledgeable about religious obligations.
- 1.Most imposingclassical
The superlative form, meaning 'most imposing' or 'most obligating'.
- 1.Obligatory charityboth
The mandatory charity (zakat) due on livestock that has reached the minimum threshold.
- 2.Old ageclassical
An aged animal.
- 3.Fixed shareboth
A determined or allotted portion.
- 1.Obligatoryboth
Mandatory or imposed.
- 2.Fixedboth
A fixed or predetermined share.
- 1.The two obligatoryclassical
Refers to the Jadha' (one-year-old sheep) and the Huqqah (two-year-old camel), which are the minimum ages for zakat.
- 1.Doum palm fruitclassical
The unripe, red fruit of the doum palm tree.
- 1.Spaciousclassical
Wide or extensive.
- 1.Cutting toolclassical
An iron tool used for cutting or making notches.
- 1.Water intakeclassical
A breach or opening in a riverbank from which water is drawn.
- 2.Harborclassical
A place where ships dock or moor.
- 3.Inkwell slotclassical
The place for the inkwell in a pen case.
- 4.Door jambclassical
The upright part of a door frame.
- 5.Place nameclassical
A location in Bahrain and on the Euphrates.
- 1.Healthy large animalsclassical
Healthy and large animals, often referring to livestock.
- 2.Diseasedclassical
The opposite of healthy; diseased or sick.
- 1.To giveclassical
To bestow or grant something to someone.
- 2.To assign a portionclassical
To set a fixed share or portion for someone.
- 3.To reach the thresholdclassical
For livestock to reach the minimum amount (nisab) for zakat.
- 1.To become subject to zakatclassical
For livestock to reach the point where zakat is due.
- 1.To obligateboth
To make something obligatory or binding.
- 2.To become extinctclassical
For a group or people to cease to exist.
- 3.To receive stipendsclassical
For soldiers or troops to receive their pay or allowances.