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jehad

/dʒɪˈhɑːd/

Traduction: Nom désignant la guerre sainte que les musulmans mènent contre les infidèles, ou l'effort sacré d'un musulman vers un but moral, spirituel ou politique.

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noun

/dʒɪˈhɑːd/C1formal
  • frNom désignant la guerre sainte que les musulmans mènent contre les infidèles, ou l'effort sacré d'un musulman vers un but moral, spirituel ou politique.

A noun referring to a holy war waged by Muslims against infidels, or a holy struggle or striving by a Muslim for a moral, spiritual, or political goal.

  1. Spiritual struggleC1formal

    A personal, internal effort by a Muslim to live according to Islamic faith and morals.

    frDjihad intérieur (lutte spirituelle)

    • He described his daily prayers as a form of jehad against his own laziness.
    • The scholar spoke about the greater jehad being the struggle against one's ego.
    • For many, jehad is a lifelong commitment to spiritual growth.

    Synonymeseffortendeavorexertionstrivingstruggle

  2. External struggle or effortC1formal

    A collective effort to defend or promote Islam, which can include social, political, or military action.

    frDjihad externe

    • The community engaged in a jehad for social justice and equality.
    • Historically, jehad has been interpreted as a struggle against oppression.
    • Some groups have used the term jehad to justify armed conflict.

    Synonymescrusade

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  • jehads' possessive plural form
  • jehad's possessive singular form