Faith, conviction, belief

Difficult

Forget

Forgot

Spread, grew luxuriantly

Detail

Belief, trust, faith

With faith, with belief

Treachery, perfidy, disloyalty

Marriage, wedding

Fight, quarrel, opposition

Respect, etiquette, courtesy

Discernment, acumen

Usury

Marriage

Completes, coming to an end

Passed away, darkness ended

Passed away

Passed away, finished, ended

Passed away

Spread, saturated

Will act upon

Follow, obey

Act upon

Without

A thing suitable for trading

Trade, do business

Will become

Having earned, having obtained, having traded

Welcome and guide

Farman, instruction, guidance, advice

After saying good-bye, after seeing off

Will bid farewell, will bid adieu

Without

Trader, purchaser

By trading, while trading

Trader, businessman

Having said goodbye

Having earned, having obtained, having taken

Do business, trade

Trade, earn

Trade, earn

Fast, fasting

Illuminated, brightened, poured

Restless, uneasy, anxious

Manifest, spread

Encompassed, spread, present everywhere

The term vakil was a short form of vakil'i shah (vicegerent of the Lord) or vakil'i mawla (vicegerent of the Imam), and the term vakil'i nafs'i nafis'i humayun (vicegerent of the Imam in both his spiritual and temporal capacities) was used in Iran for the hujjat, or Pir. The word vakil means representative. Ordinarily, the office of the vakil was coined for a responsible person to represent the hujjat or Pir.

"The English word voluntar is borrowed from Latin, voluntary-ius or French, voluntaire means freely undertaken. It is a feeling arising or developing in the mind without external constraint having a purely spontaneous origin or character. Voluntary service refers to a work done with an intention of assisting others without expectation of its reward. Voluntary service is a universal concept and not confined to a specific culture, group or region. It is probably as old as mankind.