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jihad

/dʒɪˈhɑːd/

Traduction: Nom désignant la guerre sainte menée par les musulmans contre les infidèles, ou la lutte 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 menée par les musulmans contre les infidèles, ou la lutte 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. Holy war against non-believersC1formal

    a religious struggle, often interpreted as a holy war waged by Muslims against those who do not follow Islam

    frGuerre sainte contre les non-croyants

    • The extremist group called for a jihad against the foreign forces.
    • Historically, the concept of jihad has been used to justify military campaigns.
    • Many scholars debate the true meaning of jihad as a war of defense.

    Synonymescrusade

  2. Personal spiritual struggleC1formal

    a holy striving or effort by a Muslim to achieve moral, spiritual, or political goals

    frDjihad spirituel

    • For many Muslims, jihad refers to the inner struggle to live a righteous life.
    • The greater jihad is the daily battle against one's own selfish desires.
    • She considers her charity work a form of peaceful jihad.

    Synonymeseffortendeavorstrivingstruggle

Formes
  • jihads plural form
  • jihads' possessive plural form
  • jihad's possessive singular form