Meaning of "mihrab" in the Malay dictionary

PRONUNCIATION OF MIHRAB IN MALAY

mihrab

WHAT DOES MIHRAB MEAN IN MALAY?

Mihrab

Mihrab, is an alcove on the wall of a Mosque which shows the Qibla, which is the direction of the Kaabah where Muslims should face it while praying. The wall is called the Qibla wall. Mihrab responds to a door or road to Makkah. It differs in size but is usually fully decorated. The first magic exists in the era of Caliph Umayyad al-Walid I. Mihrab is often mistaken for the Mimbar. But in reality Mimbar is the place for khatib to convey his sermon. The word mihrab originates from the non-religious sense and is simply symbolized as a special room in a house; a throne room inside the palace or as a courtesy. Fath al-Bari, in the work of "the power of others", has suggested that mihrab is "the ultimate place of the King" and "the main, front and most honorable location." The Mosque in Islam, in addition to Arabic sources, says Theodor Nöldeke cities and others are considered to have a mihrab that was originally marked to have a throne room. This term is then used by Prophet Muhammad S.A.

Definition of mihrab in the Malay dictionary

mihrab Ar part of the mosque jutting towards the Qiblah.

TRANSLATION OF MIHRAB

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The translations of mihrab from Malay to other languages presented in this section have been obtained through automatic statistical translation; where the essential translation unit is the word «mihrab» in Malay.

• Translator Malay - Chinese: 壁龛
• Translator Malay - Spanish: mihrab
• Translator Malay - English: mihrab
• Translator Malay - Hindi: मेहराब
• Translator Malay - Arabic: المحراب
• Translator Malay - Russian: михраб
• Translator Malay - Portuguese: mihrab
• Translator Malay - Bengali: মিহরাবের
• Translator Malay - French: mihrab
• Malay: mihrab
• Translator Malay - German: Mihrab
• Translator Malay - Japanese: ミフラーブ
• Translator Malay - Korean: mihrab
• Translator Malay - Javanese: Mihrab
• Translator Malay - Vietnamese: mihrab
• Translator Malay - Tamil: mihrab
• Translator Malay - Marathi: mihrab
• Translator Malay - Turkish: Mihrap
• Translator Malay - Italian: mihrab
• Translator Malay - Polish: mihrab
• Translator Malay - Ukrainian: михраб
• Translator Malay - Romanian: mihrab
• Translator Malay - Greek: μιχράμπ
• Translator Malay - Afrikaans: mihrab
• Translator Malay - Swedish: mihraben
• Translator Malay - Norwegian: mihrab

10 MALAY BOOKS RELATING TO «MIHRAB»

Discover the use of mihrab in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to mihrab and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in Malay literature.

The Mosque and Its Early Development - Halaman 4

Medina were held in great reverence.1 As a niche for the imam, the mihrab achieved the practical effect of saving a rather large space otherwise unused and it probably did carry with it the symbolical meaning denoted by its Christian origin.

Doğan Kuban, 1974

Muqarnas: An Annual on the Visual Culture of the Islamic ...

... been a disciple of Mihrab Beg. The latter was a painter from the library atelier of Isma'il II,8 but his works show no clear connection to those of Muhammadi. The sources thus give us conflicting and unreliable information. We are only left with ...

Gulru Necipogulu, ‎David J. Roxburgh, 2000

Muqarnas: An Annual on the Visual Culture of the Islamic ...

“MIHRAB. AND. {ANAZA”. OR. “SACRUM. AND. SPEAR”? A. RECONSIDERATION. OF. AN. EARLY. MARWANID. SILVER. DRACHM. Fig. 4a. Enlarged detail of bust on cat. no. 1. This paper is an attempt to understand the imagery of an ...

Gülru Necipoğlu, ‎Julia Bailey, 2005

Medieval Jerusalem and Islamic Worship: Holy Places, ... - Halaman xxiii

Qubbat al-NabT? (The Dome of the Prophet). 8. Qubbat al-Mi'raj? (The Dome of the Ascension of the Prophet). 9 Al-Masjid al-Aqsa (Al-Aqsa Mosque). 9a. Mihrab Mu'awiya. 9b. Mihrab 'Umar. 10. Kursi Sulayman (Solomon's "Chair" [Stool]). I I .

Amikam Elad, 1995

E.J. Brill's First Encyclopaedia of Islam, 1913-1936

Many however followed the kibla of Syria. In the transformation of churches into mosques, frequent under al-Ma'mUn, their orientation from east to west was decisive. The door on the east side as a rule was made the mihrab (Makrlzl, iv. 30).

M. Th. Houtsma, 1993

Frontiers of Islamic Art and Architecture: Essays in ... - Halaman 73

pilgrim is then directed to descend into the cave to visit the Tongue of the Rock; the Station (maq ̧m) of Solomon (the Mihrab on the right); the imprint of the Prophet's Turban on the Rock; and other spots not mentioned in the Ottoman Turkish ...

Gülru Neci̇poğlu, ‎Julia Bailey, 2008

Kamus Al-Qur'an: Quranic Explorer - Halaman 375

Sebagian ulama menafsirkan mihrab merupakan tempat memerangi setan dan hawa nafsu. Term mihrab menurut pandangan ini, diambil dari kata al harbu yang artinya peperangan. Suatu tempat berupa ceruk menjorok ke dalam, sebagai ...

Ali As-Sahbuny, 2015

Kitab Shalat Empat Mazhab: - Halaman 40

Ketiga, tidak mendapatkan mihrab dan tidak pula ada orang untuk ditanya. Dalam keadaan ini, ia wajib mengetahui arah kiblat dengan jalan meneliti. Misalnya, shalat menghadap ke arah yang diduga kuat sebagai arah kiblat. Shalatnya sah ...

Syeikh Abdurrahman Al-Jaziri, 2010

Barzakh (Purgatory)

This book is one of the many Islamic publications distributed by Ahlulbayt Organization throughout the world in different languages with the aim of conveying the message of Islam to the people of the world.

Shaheed Mihrab Ayatullah Husain Dastghaib, 2013

The Arts of the Mamluks in Egypt and Syria: Evolution and ...

Although glass mosaics were already applied in the earliest history of Mamluk architecture, in the mihrab of the mausoleum of Shajar al-Durr built in 1250, before any Mamluk architectural aesthetic programme had been formulated, scholars, ...

Doris Behrens-Abouseif, 2012