CHAPTER 1 INTRODUCTION Definition The Arabic word for beard is lihyah. It derives from lahy (jaw) and lahyan (the two jaws). Thus, a beard is defined as the hair that grows on the cheeks and jaws- [Al-Qamus ul-Muhit by - Abu Sa`id al-Khudri - Document - PDFSEARCH.IO

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	CHAPTER 1 INTRODUCTION Definition The Arabic word for beard is lihyah. It derives from lahy (jaw) and lahyan (the two jaws). Thus, a beard is defined as the hair that grows on the cheeks and jaws- [Al-Qamus ul-Muhit by Add to Reading List Open Document File Size: 194,10 KB Share Result on Facebook City Surat / / Company Ibn Sa / / Country Yemen / Islamic Republic of Iran / / Organization Bayan / / Person Al-Qamus ul-Muhit / Aziz Bin Baz / Muhammad Nasir / Ali Mahfuz / Hazm al-Andalusi / Kisra / Bayan ulQuran / al-Muhalla / Abu Bakr al-Jaza / Ismail al-Ansari / Abu Hurayrah / Umar Bin Abdul Aziz / Abu Hurayrah Bin Sari / al-Aswad Bin Sari / Jabir Bin Samurah / Abdullah bin Umar / Ibn Taymiyyah / Bayan ul-Quran / Musa / Din al-Albani / Al-Ikhtiyarat ul-Ilmiyyah / Abu Said al-Khudri / / Position Pure Fitrah The Messenger / emperor / Messenger / / SocialTag Salat Abdullah, son of Masud Abu Bakr Abu Hurairah Beard `Abd Allah ibn `Umar Al-Fatiha Abu Sa`id al-Khudri `Abd Allah ibn `Abbas Islam

CHAPTER 1 INTRODUCTION Definition The Arabic word for beard is lihyah. It derives from lahy (jaw) and lahyan (the two jaws). Thus, a beard is defined as the hair that grows on the cheeks and jaws- [Al-Qamus ul-Muhit by Add to Reading List