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ʿAuyūn(唱歌。' ayn):水源或泉水Aqḍīya(唱。qaḍā):奥斯曼帝国统治的省份的行政区划2 Bey:奥斯曼帝国给一些总督的奥斯曼头衔Eyālet:奥斯曼帝国最大的行政区划4 Fatwa:由合格的法学家或穆夫提就有关伊斯兰法律问题给出的法律意见或博学的解释Ḥāra:邻居。al -Ḥ阿尔法(sparto或Cortaderia selloana):种类的手掌,生长在贫穷和非常干燥的土壤和高温在北非,在其他地方,叶子薄(一毫米宽),可以1米长,使用等手工艺品生产mats6Ḥ一ṣīr(垫):由sparto(ḥ阿尔法),与织机和手动或使用国内坐on7Ḥenna:植物,叶子晒干,用来染头发,皮肤和指甲身体art8 al -Ḥizb:政党。开斋节al-Aḍḥa:伊斯兰节日Ramaḍān斋戒月后两个月,在Ḥaj9开斋节al-Fiṭr:伊斯兰节日,在Ramaḍān斋戒月后立即庆祝,在这个节日里有特别的祈祷,把所有穆斯林聚集在一起10圣战:武装斗争,捍卫伊斯兰教,无论是在领土上还是在意识形态上11 al-Jihādiyya:奥斯曼帝国征收的用于支付圣战费用的税,一开始是暂时的,后来继续永久地从奥斯曼帝国所有省份和领土的当地人那里征收。al-Jinn:超自然的生物kal(垫子):比ḥaṣīr厚,因为它们是由羊毛制成的,用来覆盖墙壁或地面,以防止潮湿
ʿAuyūn (sing. ‘ayn): water sources or springs1 Aqḍīya (sing. qaḍāʾ): administrative divisions of the provinces ruled by the Ottoman Empire2 Bey: Ottoman title given to some governors in the Ottoman Empire3 Eyālet: largest administrative divisions in the Ottoman Empire4 Fatwa: legal opinion or learned interpretation by a qualified jurist or mufti given on issues pertaining to Islamic law5 Ḥāra: neighborhood. al-Ḥalfa (sparto or Cortaderia selloana): species of palms, grows in poor and very dry soil and very high temperatures in North Africa, among other places, leaves are thin (one-millimeter width) and can be one meter long, used in handicrafts like producing mats6 Ḥaṣīr (mats): made of the sparto (ḥalfa), made manually or with looms and used domestically to sit on7 Ḥenna: plant,which leaves are dried and used to dye hair, skin or fingernails as body art8 al-Ḥizb: political party. Eid al-Aḍḥa: Islamic festival two months after the fasting month of Ramaḍān, celebrated after Ḥaj9 Eid al-Fiṭr: Islamic festival, celebrated immediately after the fasting month of Ramaḍān, there are special prayers at this festival that gathers all Muslims together10 Jihad: armed struggle to defend Islam, whether in a territorial or ideological sense11 al-Jihādiyya: tax imposed by the Ottoman Empire used to cover the expenses of jihad, at the beginning temporary, later continued to be permanently taken from local people in all Ottoman provinces and territories12 al-Jinn: supernatural creatures Kalīm (mats): thicker than ḥaṣīr because they are made of wool and used to cover the walls or the ground to be protected from humidity13