imam English

Meaning imam meaning

What does imam mean?

imam

— noun (Islam) the man who leads prayers in a mosque; for Shiites an imam is a recognized authority on Islamic theology and law and a spiritual guide

Synonyms imam synonyms

What other words have the same or similar meaning as imam?

imam English » English

imaum

priest

Islamic priest

Islamic headman

Imam English » English

pontiff

Examples imam examples

How do I use imam in a sentence?

Simple sentences

This mosque needs a new imam.

The imam was speaking in Arabic.

His brother became an imam.

Movie subtitles

A letter to the imam.

Have you become an imam too? No.

I have an imam.

Hasan imam!

For example my imam - his name is Hasan, son of Velko.

He is an imam and his father - infidel.

It is for the bears and the wolfs, imam.

The words of the imam are pointless.

As his imam, yes.

Kareem, you're supposed to be an imam.

Imam Said, listen, I think we gotta do a little more than pray.

Hey, Imam Said's moving slow, man.

Imam, what?

We need an imam who's above reproach.

The Imam doesn't like to be kept waiting.

Mook, can't you go to the Imam for me?

I must go to the Imam! He's waiting for his vases.

Make an imam of him while you're at it!

ALl: Imam?

Imam: Come on.

Imam: Come on, run!

Imam: Quiet, please, everyone.

Imam: Hurry!

She was very sick. and the Imam read the Coran over her to cure her.

Yeah, I-Imam?

Imam, if we're looking for water, we should leave soon, before nightfall, while it's cooler.

Imam?

Imam, slow down.

I took him to our Imam to speak to him at the moue.

About your marriage. 1 35. Who was that? - The Imam.

The Imam didn't say anything.

The Imam?

I can just ask the Imam.

The Imam!

Do you know where the Imam is?

News and current affairs

More disturbing to them is his apocalyptic conviction regarding the imminent advent of the Hidden Imam, the Mahdi, whose appearance is believed to lead to the destruction of the world and the end of time.

Most Muslims also approved when the police raided and confiscated weapons at the Finsbury Park mosque in London, whose Imam had long preached hatred of the West and support for terrorists.

Three months into Ahmadinejad's presidency, his views of the 12th Imam are being widely discussed in Tehran.

According to one rumor, as mayor of Tehran, Ahmadinejad drew up a new city plan for the Imam's return.

In recent weeks, Ahmadinejad's aides have denied another rumor that he ordered his cabinet to write a pact of loyalty with the 12th Imam and throw it down a well near the holy city of Qom, where some believe the Imam is hiding.

Similarly, reports in government media outlets in Tehran have quoted Ahmadinejad as having told regime officials that the Hidden Imam will reappear in two years.

While many Shia Muslims worship the 12th Imam, a previously secret society of powerful clerics, now openly advising the new president, are transforming these messianic beliefs into government policies.

As devotees of the 12th Imam, the Hojatieh believe that only great tribulation will warrant his coming.

They have often dismissed as unorthodox, if not heretical, any claim of personal contact with the Imam or speculation about his arrival.

Textbooks - pink for girls, blue for boys, each with different contents - emphasize the rules prescribed by Imam Muhammad bin Abdul Wahhab, an eighteenth-century cleric and the founder of Wahhabism.

Even Libya's Colonel Muammar el-Qaddafi was considered a foe for having allegedly ordered the killing of Lebanese Shiite leader Imam Musa Sadr in 1978.

Ahmadinejad, a fanatical devotee of Khomeini, the revolution's first imam, was a reminder of the revolution's populist inception.

Pastor dan Imam dari ordo Fransiskan, Yesuit, dan Dominikan telah mengabarkan injil ke daerah tersebut selama berabad-abad.

There are even rumors that some of them have resorted to witchcraft to summon spirits from beyond the grave, and that Ahmadinejad has had direct contact with the hidden Imam (the Shia messiah).

One can imagine the furor if a Western, non-Muslim woman had died because an Imam had refused her medical care for religious reasons.

The Egyptian imam, Sheikh Mohammed Tantawi, wants to ban the wearing of face-covering veils in Egyptian schools.