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Definition of mullah in English: mullahnoun ˈmʊləˈmʌlə A Muslim learned in Islamic theology and sacred law. as title Mullah Nasir-ud-Din Example sentencesExamples - The family gathers near sunset in the presence of a mullah, who reads from the Qu'ran and recites prayers for the dead over the food.
- She surprised the gathering, comprising local devotees and mediapersons, when she disclosed that she hailed from a Muslim family and her father is a mullah.
- And being a member of the clergy or a mullah or some other cleric does not render you an expert on social affairs, or an authority on how people should be permitted to live their lives.
- Muslims in those hard corners don't need a mullah Martin Luther, they need freedom from fear.
- Among Muslims, the mullah or priest will visit a house within three days of the birth of a boy to recite holy words, including the Call to Prayer, in the baby's ear.
- The mullahs see it as their mission to spread Islam among the unbelievers and some believe they will achieve martyrdom in their attempts to achieve it.
- Ayub Ibrahim Khalifa, who denies the allegations, is a senior mullah and teacher - known as a mufti - at the Masjid Uzman mosque in Upper Seymour Street, Bradford.
- No women can become a priest in the Orthodox church or a mullah among Muslims.
- It was first created in Lebanon in 1975 by Imam Mussa Sadr, an Iranian mullah who had become leader of the Shi'ite community there.
- The country whose order he seeks to overthrow is not ruled by Islamic mullahs or Baathists.
- The mullahs claimed that the Hidden Imam would protect the new inhabitants of the city against all disasters.
- The samaj deals with issues such as the maintenance of the local mosque, support of a mullah, and settling village disputes.
- Most town mosques are cared for and staffed by a mullah, who conducts religious services at the mosque as well as funerals, weddings, and blessings.
- The Islamic mullah is called for marriages, circumcisions, and burials.
- It is the message that is coming from many of these mullahs all over the Muslim world.
- Islamic scholars, or mullahs, took over most classes, prompting him to quit.
- Indeed, the mullahs could end up controlling a mayor's office in Najaf and losing everything in Iran.
- Fifth, the theocratic monopoly of the mullahs contributes to the closeness of Islamic societies.
- A Shiite mullah or imam of such huge importance can't be underestimated.
- Not only have you joined the ranks of the morally obtuse, but you have done so with an arrogance that would astound a mullah issuing a fatwa.
Origin Early 17th century: from Persian, Turkish, and Urdu mullā, from Arabic mawlā. Rhymes colour (US color), cruller, culler, medulla, Muller, nullah, sculler, Sulla Definition of mullah in US English: mullah(also mulla) noun A Muslim learned in Islamic theology and sacred law. as title Mullah Nasir-ud-Din Example sentencesExamples - Fifth, the theocratic monopoly of the mullahs contributes to the closeness of Islamic societies.
- She surprised the gathering, comprising local devotees and mediapersons, when she disclosed that she hailed from a Muslim family and her father is a mullah.
- Islamic scholars, or mullahs, took over most classes, prompting him to quit.
- Most town mosques are cared for and staffed by a mullah, who conducts religious services at the mosque as well as funerals, weddings, and blessings.
- A Shiite mullah or imam of such huge importance can't be underestimated.
- The Islamic mullah is called for marriages, circumcisions, and burials.
- It was first created in Lebanon in 1975 by Imam Mussa Sadr, an Iranian mullah who had become leader of the Shi'ite community there.
- The country whose order he seeks to overthrow is not ruled by Islamic mullahs or Baathists.
- Muslims in those hard corners don't need a mullah Martin Luther, they need freedom from fear.
- The mullahs see it as their mission to spread Islam among the unbelievers and some believe they will achieve martyrdom in their attempts to achieve it.
- Not only have you joined the ranks of the morally obtuse, but you have done so with an arrogance that would astound a mullah issuing a fatwa.
- The mullahs claimed that the Hidden Imam would protect the new inhabitants of the city against all disasters.
- No women can become a priest in the Orthodox church or a mullah among Muslims.
- It is the message that is coming from many of these mullahs all over the Muslim world.
- And being a member of the clergy or a mullah or some other cleric does not render you an expert on social affairs, or an authority on how people should be permitted to live their lives.
- The samaj deals with issues such as the maintenance of the local mosque, support of a mullah, and settling village disputes.
- Ayub Ibrahim Khalifa, who denies the allegations, is a senior mullah and teacher - known as a mufti - at the Masjid Uzman mosque in Upper Seymour Street, Bradford.
- Among Muslims, the mullah or priest will visit a house within three days of the birth of a boy to recite holy words, including the Call to Prayer, in the baby's ear.
- The family gathers near sunset in the presence of a mullah, who reads from the Qu'ran and recites prayers for the dead over the food.
- Indeed, the mullahs could end up controlling a mayor's office in Najaf and losing everything in Iran.
Origin Early 17th century: from Persian, Turkish, and Urdu mullā, from Arabic mawlā. |