Heart

Heart

Heart

Worldly and spiritual happiness

Wealth, riches, success, prosperity

Fell in love with, hypnotized by

Dissolve, mix

Will mix, will merge

Heart

Pleased, satisfied

Be pleased, be happy

To be pleased, to be happy

Momins

Believers, momins

To the believers

Will mix

Momin, believer

Believer, momin

Momin

Anger, annoyance

Annoyed, displeased

Method, custom, practice, customary law

Believers, momins

Will cry, will weep

Disease, sickness

Disease

Tree

Cotton

To sow, to cultivate

Rohni, the fourth lunar mansion or constellation, containing five stars, in the form of a cart.

Name of a star / Polar

Day

Subsistence, providence, daily bread

Make a noise, clamour, shout and scream

Hair of body

Each hair of the body

In every small hair of the body

In every hair of the body

Sow, make, plant

Made, sown

Face, form, manifestation, beauty

Sowed

Life has two aspects, body and soul. Body represents the matter, which is perceivable and mortal, while the soul is immaterial, not perceivable and immortal. Matter has a form, but the soul is formless. This earthy body belongs to the material world (alam-i ijsam), which is made of dust and will return to the dust. The soul belongs to the spiritual world (alam-i arwah), which is to return to its origin.

"Ruknuddin Hasan, surnamed Khurshah was born in 627/1230. He is also known as Kahirshah. When he was still a child, his father had declared him as his successor. Juvaini was not tired to adulterate the Nizarid line of Imamate, but at one place he curiously admits (p. 663), "And today, the leader (Ruknuddin Khurshah) of the heretics (the misnomer used for the Ismailis) of Alamut traces his descent from this son (of Nizar).

The phrase Rahmat-ul-lah alai-hi or Rahmat-ul-lah alai-ha means may God bless him/her.

RAJM [ see HUDUD ]

The Koran directs man's attention to the phenomena of nature and the facts of history, as they reveal the power of God and His wisdom. Man is invited to look at and reflect upon the grandeur of the heavens, the beauty of the earth, the freshness of dawn, the glory of sunset and the terrifying force of the wind as it sweeps over the open spaces of the desert. Pointedly, it asks: "Are not these marvelous?

The word religion comes from Latin relegere or the French religiun meaning to bind or a state of life bound by holy orders or the pattern of belief. The Arabic word for religion is or milla or din, which is briefly defined as under:

Milla : It means dictate, occuring 15 times in the Koran. It has special reference to the prophet through whom the religion is revealed.

The central theme in the Koran is the requital of human deeds by divine justice both in this world and the world to come. For those who do good deeds, God gives him some reward on earth and a far greater reward in the hereafter. Unbelievers and evildoers can be punished on earth and have to undergo eternal chastisement in the hereafter. The ultimate separation of the two groups will take place on the day of judgment.