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Arabic term or phrase:
نواهي Versus محرمات
English translation:
prohibitions Versus taboos
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نواهي Versus محرمات
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Apr 13, 2008 09:14: Bubo Coroman (X) Created KOG entry
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prohibitions or taboos
a taboo is less binding than a prohibition, as it is only a custom:
taboo - a religious custom that forbids a particular activity because it may offend God
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prohibitions Versus taboos
taboo - a religious custom that forbids a particular activity because it may offend God
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Note added at 28 mins (2008-04-06 11:40:16 GMT)
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prohibitions Versus taboos
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sinful vs forbidden acts
sinful: حرام , forbidden: منهي عنه
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bannings/taboos vs. directions (to the right track)
محرمات are all religios and legal bannings, illegal, unlawful, not allowed
نواهي are directions/good advise to get on the right track.
نواهي are directions/good advise to get on the right track.
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"unlawful under Sharee'ah"...Prohibitions
I would say the first for "Muharamaat" and the second for "Nawaahi". The word "Sharee'ah" is widely acknowledged in the English language and this is exactly what's meant by "muharamaat", which are things that are forbidden in the Islamic law
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prohibitions or wrongdoings
prohibitions are actions labeled as prohibited under the Sharia Law (Islamic law) Nawahi in Arabic means forbiding people from committing wrongdoing by advising them , warning them or phisically forcing them not to do it.
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The prohibited Vs the forbiddens
"Prohibit" is the closest to تحريم
َُ"forbid" is the closest to النهي عن
َُ"forbid" is the closest to النهي عن
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