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Islamic Terms Beginner Glossary (Free Printable)

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An A–Z glossary of 34 everyday Islamic terms with Arabic spelling. 25 definitions are quoted word for word from HikmahBridge lessons, with the lesson named so you can read more; 9 short ones marked † are written for this glossary. A word search and a quiz help the words stick.

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An A–Z glossary of 34 everyday Islamic terms with Arabic spelling. 25 definitions are quoted word for word from HikmahBridge lessons, with the lesson named so you can read more; 9 short ones marked † are written for this glossary. A word search and a quiz help the words stick.

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An A–Z glossary of 34 everyday Islamic terms with Arabic spelling. 25 definitions are quoted word for word from HikmahBridge lessons, with the lesson named so you can read more; 9 short ones marked † are written for this glossary. A word search and a quiz help the words stick.

5 pages. Includes A4 and US Letter PDF versions.

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