/ Mar 18, 2018 07:09 PM / No Comments on Aqram (Name) / 11909 viewsAqram (transliteration: Aqram, Arabic: أقرم) (not to be confused with Akram) is an Arabic name for boys that means “stud”, “stallion”, “bull”, a male animal that is left uncastrated and is not used for farm labor.12
There is one Companion of the Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) named Aqram:
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/ Mar 18, 2018 06:52 PM / No Comments on Aqrab (Name) / 10806 viewsAqrab (transliteration: ʿAqrab, Arabic: عقرب) is an ancient Arabian name for boys and girls that means “scorpion”.12
There are three Companions of the Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) named Aqrab. One of them is male, the other two are female:
Aqrab bin Abi Aqrab was a famous merchant from the city of Medina.3
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/ Mar 18, 2018 06:33 PM / No Comments on Aqra (Name) / 11799 viewsAqra (transliteration: Aqraʿ, Arabic: أقرع) is an Arabic name for boys that means “a sword made of high-quality steel”.12 Aqra also means “bald”.3
Aqra is also spelled as Aqraa.
There are five Companions of the Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) named Aqra:
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/ Mar 18, 2018 06:06 PM / No Comments on Aqmar (Name) / 11882 viewsAqmar (transliteration: Aqmar, Arabic: أقمر) is an Arabic name for boys that means “white-colored”12, “moon-like” (used to describe a person’s face)3.
There is one Companion of the Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) named Aqmar:
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/ Mar 18, 2018 05:59 PM / No Comments on Aqeel (Name) / 12842 viewsAqeel (transliteration: ʿAqīl, Arabic: عقيل) is an Arabic name for boys that means “wise”, “intelligent”, “sagacious”.12 Aqeel was the name of a cousin of Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him), son of his uncle Abu Talib and older brother of Ali bin Abi Talib.
Aqeel is also spelled as Aqil, Aquil and Aquille.
There are three Companions of the Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) named Aqeel:
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/ Mar 18, 2018 05:49 PM / No Comments on Aqaas (Name) / 11063 viewsAqaas (transliteration: Aqʿas, Arabic: أقعس) is an Arabic name for boys that means “strong”, “firm-footed”, “mighty”.12
Aqaas is also spelled Aq’as and Aqas.
There is one Companion of the Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) named Aqaas:
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/ Mar 18, 2018 05:42 PM / 2 Comments on Antara (Name) / 14227 viewsAntara (transliteration: ʿAntarah, Arabic: عنترة) is an Arabic name for boys that means “bold”, “brave”, “courageous”.12 Antara is the name of a famous pre-Islamic Arabian knight and hero, Antara ibn Shaddad al-Absi (d. 608 CE).3
There are four Companions of the Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) named Antara:
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/ Mar 18, 2018 05:04 PM / 1 Comment on Antar (Name) / 12055 viewsAntar (transliteration: ʿAntar, Arabic: عنتر) is an Arabic name for boys that means “brave”1, “bold”2, strong3. Antar also means “house fly”.4
There is one Companion of the Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) named Antar:
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/ Mar 18, 2018 04:58 PM / No Comments on Unais (Name) / 18404 viewsUnais (transliteration: Unays, Arabic: أنيس) is an Arabic name for boys that means “to feel comforted and lack fear”, “to feel safe”.1 Unais is the diminutive form of Anas.
Unais is also spelled Onais, Unays and Unais.
There are eight Companions of the Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) named Unais:
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/ Mar 18, 2018 04:46 PM / No Comments on Unaif (Name) / 14723 viewsUnaif (transliteration: Unayf, Arabic: أنيف) is an Arabic name for boys that means “lord”, “chief”, being the diminutive form of anf (“chief”, “lord”, “first in rank”).1
Unaif is also spelled as Unayf and Onaif.
There are four Companions of the Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) named Unaif:
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/ Mar 18, 2018 04:24 PM / No Comments on Anbasa (Name) / 10811 viewsAnbasa (transliteration: ʿAnbasah, Arabic: عنبسة) is an Arabic name for boys that means “lion”.12
Anbasa is also spelled Anbasah.
There are five Companions of the Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) named Anbasa:
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/ Mar 18, 2018 04:17 PM / No Comments on Anbas (Name) / 10435 viewsAnbas (transliteration: ʿAnbas, Arabic: عنبس) is an Arabic name for boys that means “lion”.123
There is one Companion of the Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) named Anbas:
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/ Mar 18, 2018 04:12 PM / No Comments on Anbara (Name) / 11165 viewsAnbara (transliteration: ʿAnbarah, Arabic: عنبرة) is an Arabic name for boys and girls (today mainly used for girls) that means “piece of ambergris” (ambergris is a fragrant substance used in perfume-making).1 Anbara also means “severest part of winter”.2 When referring to a tribe or nation, Anbara means the best and noblest among them.3
There is one (male) Sahabi (Companion of the Prophet Muhammad peace be upon him) named Anbara:
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/ Mar 18, 2018 04:02 PM / No Comments on Anasa (Name) / 10849 viewsAnasa (transliteration: Anasah, Arabic: أنسة) is an Arabic name for girls that means “to be cultured”, “to be genteel”, “to be civilized”.1 It also means “to feel comforted”, “to lack fear and worry”, related in meaning to the boy name Anas.2 Anasa may also be spelled as Anasah.
There is one Sahabiyyah (Companion of the Prophet Muhammad peace be upon him) named Anasa:
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/ Mar 17, 2018 06:49 PM / 1 Comment on Anas (Name) / 15628 viewsAnas (transliteration: Anas, Arabic: أنس) is an Arabic name for boys that means “the feeling of safety and security”, “the lack of fear and worry”.12
Anas is the name of 30 Companions of the Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him):
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/ Mar 17, 2018 06:10 PM / No Comments on Amra (Name) / 14403 viewsAmra (transliteration: ʿAmrah, Arabic: عمرة) means “headdress”, such as a turban or a hat.12. It can also mean “spacer bead”, a small bead added between large beads in a pearl necklace.3
Amra may also be spelled as Amrah. There are 20 Sahabiyyat (female Companions of the Prophet Muhammad peace be upon him) named Amra:
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/ Mar 17, 2018 05:56 PM / No Comments on Amr (Name) / 11428 viewsAmr (transliteration: ʿAmr, Arabic: عمرو) is an Arabic name for boys that according to Ibn Faris means “the visible part of the flesh of a person’s jaw”, meaning the part of the flesh of the jaw that can ordinarily be seen in the mouths of some people when they speak.1 Amr also refers to a high-quality type of date from Bahrain.2 According to the Sultan Qaboos Encyclopedia of Arab Names, Amr may also mean “lifetime”.
The Arabic spelling of the name Amr is unusual in that it ends with a و, which makes it seem like it would be read as ʿAmrū, and in fact some people who do not know better pronounce it as such. The reason for the و was to distinguish the name from the name Umar, which in ancient Arabic would have been written exactly the same as Amr due to the fact that vowel-signs (ḥarakāt) weren’t in use yet. The Arabians added an additional و at the end of Amr as a convention for distinguishing it from Umar.
Amr was an extremely common name in ancient Arabia. In fact, there are 317 Companions of the Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) named Amr. Their names are listed at the bottom of this article.
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/ Mar 17, 2018 05:39 PM / 2 Comments on Ammar (Name) / 25341 viewsAmmar (transliteration: ʿAmmār, Arabic: عمّار) is an Arabic name for boys that means “one who lives a long life”1, being the emphatic form of Aamir. Ammar also means “one who improves and repairs land”2 and “one who performs the minor pilgrimage (ʿumrah) often.”3
Ammar may also be spelled Ammaar, Amar, Amaar and ‘Ammar.
There are 13 Companions of the Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) named Ammar:
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/ Mar 17, 2018 05:25 PM / 2 Comments on Amatullah (Name) / 19419 viewsAmatullah (transliteration: Amatullāh, Arabic: أمة الله) is an Arabic name for girls that means “servant of God”, “slave of God”. It is made up of the words amah (“slave”1, “devoted worshiper of God”2) and Allah (“God”).
Amatullah may also be spelled Amatulla, Amatula and Amat Allah.
There are two Sahabiyyat (Companions of the Prophet Muhammad peace be upon him) named Amatullah:
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/ Mar 17, 2018 05:07 PM / No Comments on The fate of atheists in Islam / 2130 viewsAre all atheists going to hell?It seems unfair to me for anyone to spend an eternity of suffering because they didn't believe in God, specially if beside that they are nice people. Its been really hard for my iman. In the past it was draining. I spent pretty much all day thinking about the billion of people and all their suffering. I couldn't even watch movies to keep my mind occupied as i would start thinking how all these people were doomed.
I try to read the quran but then i get to the part where they describe hell in details and i just cant finish reading. The only way to stop feeling the stress and anxiety was to read them in a meta a terrifying reality? Sorry for the long askphorical sense but im not sure if its permissible. If atheist are indeed all going to hell in your opinion, how to deal which such
The truth is that we do not for certain. One theory says that all humans have the power to know God and believe in Him. According to this theory, anyone who does not believe in God is automatically punishable by God.
Another theory is that God will only hold people responsible for going against their conscience, and that the only type of disbelief in God is the one where the person has acquired all of the knowledge necessary to believe in God and believes in God in his heart, but who rejects this belief and lives in a state of denial. The kufr (“disbelief”) literally means “to deny (a blessing)” or “to cover up (a truth)”. According to this latter theory, atheists are only punished if they actually believe in God but wish to deny Him for one reason or another (for example because they dislike submitting to a higher power). This means that an atheist who honestly believes that God does not exist and that religion is a human invention will not be punished for this.
What we know for certain is that God is just, and that:
God never burdens a soul beyond what He has given it.1
From the above verse we can conclude that there will be no unjust punishment of humans. God will only hold humans responsible for the knowledge and powers He has given them. A person who grows up in a secular family and who never learns much about religion may not be punishable by God.
God is the inventor of the concepts of fairness and justice. So it is extremely misguided to think that God can be unjust, that we humans can come up with a fairer system than God has created. God is kinder and more just than any human, therefore it is a falsehood to think that He can punish anyone unjustly. While we do not know the exact fate of atheists, what we do know is that their fate will be fair and just, because it is God who is in charge of them.
The people that we know for certain deserve the Hellfire are those who believe in God, who know right from wrong, yet who engage in the worst evil out of their desire for gain. An example is a rich person who pays a killer to go kill a good man because by killing him his own wealth and power will increase. The world is full of such people, and they deserve God’s punishment.
If you fear that good and innocent people will end up in the Hellfire, then you misunderstand God. God invented your brain; do you think He is incapable of understanding issues that you can understand? Read the Quran and you will never hear about an innocent person being punished (hadith narrations are a different story). If God says He will punish kāfirs, the meaning of the word is not exactly defined for us; it could mean someone who believes in God and His Scriptures but who does evil regardless of their belief. In the past it was common to think that all non-Muslims are kāfirs, but this is not at all what the Quran says. The Quran, for example, refers to “the kāfirs among Jews and Christians”, which logically means that there are Jews and Christians who are kāfirs, and there are Jews and Christians who are not kāfirs. The Quran says, when speaking of Jews and Christians:
113. They are not alike. Among the People of the Scripture is a community that is upright; they recite God’s revelations throughout the night, and they prostrate themselves.
114. They believe in God and the Last Day, and advocate righteousness and forbid evil, and are quick to do good deeds. These are among the righteous.
115. Whatever good they do, they will not be denied it. God knows the righteous.2
I recommend that you continue to read the Quran so that you get a better understanding of God and His thinking. God is not unjust, so if for some reason you imagine Him being unjust or someone mentions something about Him that implies He is unjust, you should think the best of Him and tell yourself that you or someone has misunderstood Him.