Arabic To Urdu Online Dictionaries

Arabic Dictionaries

Reason :

Before Some Days I was busy in giving a linguistic Training course, which is known as A-T-T-C (Arabic Teacher Training course).

Importance :

The importance of Arabic can not be denied. As a Muslim we are not be able to access with our holy books, basic jurisprudence, Laws and other religious necessities until we have enough knowledge of Arabic.
Arabic is living language and it is spoken by a large numbers of people in Middle East as well as in other countries.
it is our identity by referring it to our history culture and heroes.
It is enough to say that it is talking of Allah which is existed in formation of Quran, and as a language of our prophet S.A.W and peoples who will be qualified for heaven.

So it is closely related with every Muslim.
However there is not enough attention paid on Arabic in Pakistan as it should to be، yet many Islamic institutes are trying to improve this diminution.

When I was teaching, i faced this problem that if i forgot meaning of a word or translation of a phrase i really needed a resource where i could find I searched online but could not find a batter solution, There was some translators like Google babylon they were helpful but not as i needed so i thought about it.

Finally I decided to resolve this issue and i collected all dictionaries in one page so anyone can easily find his meaning in less time.
I provided also download links.

Note: if you want to find a meaning of a word from ancient Arabic i suggest you to find it in المنجد

And if you are seeking a translation of a modern Arabic word or daily used phrases you should find it in القاموس الجدید

in the end i am sorry for my English weakness but if you find my post helpful pray for me.

The best dictionaries in my view are as under..

Arabic to Urdu

1. المنجد

There are about 75000 words with there Urdu meanings are collected.

المنجد عربی سے اردو

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2. مصباح اللغات

In this dictionary about 50000 Arabic words with Urdu meanings are included.

مصباح اللغات

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3. القاموس الجدید

It is best for all modern words

القاموس الجدید

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بچوں کا اسلام شمارہ 606 (Urdu)

Bachon Ka Islam Magazine (606)

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(زواج اسلامي) Marriage in Islam

Concept of marriage in Islam

The most restrictive regulations of Islam are those relating to Nikah (marriage), which institution is in fact, the basic principle of human civilization. Nikah is a Contract in law that regulates a generative relationship between man and woman, and places the lineage of their progeny on a firm basis and creates civil rights and obligations between them.

What is نکاح or زواج?

The Arabic word Nikah literally means "Joining together."

Nikah in the Qur'an:

Nikah in Qur'an has been described as hasan, i.e. fort, meaning "the protection offered to the honour and modesty of the couple."

Importance of marriage in Islam:

Allah recommends for the total marriage of mankind. The Qur'an refers to this fact in 24:32-33 which reads: And marry those among you who are single and those who are fit among your male slaves and female slaves. If they be poor, Allah will grant them means out of His bounty; and Allah is Bountiful, Knower. And those who find no means of marriage should keep themselves chaste until Allah grant them means out of His bounty."

Hadith also lays equal stress upon living in a married state. The Holy Prophet Muhammad PBUH is reported to have said (Bukhari) to certain people who talked of fasting in the day time and keeping awake during the night, offering Salat and keeping away from marriage: "I keep a taste and I break it, and I offer Salat and I sleep, and I am married, so whoever inclines to any other way than my Sunnah, he is not of me."

Another saying of the Prophet in Bukhari laying stress upon marriage is worded thus: "O! assembly of the people! whoever of you has the means to support a wife, he should get married, for this (marriage) is the best means of keeping the looks cast down and guarding the chastity; and he who has not the means, let him keep fast, for this acts as castration."

Another hadith says: Celibacy (Single or unmarried life)  is severely forbidden by the Prophet.

According to another hadith: " The man who marries perfects half of his religion." Still another hadith says:

"Matrimonial alliances increase friendship more than anything else.

Muslim marriage rules:

Islam rejects free-love, birth-control, family planning, and all such other unlawful plans to lessen the number of people for fear shortage of food.

The Quran in 6:152 and 17:31 says:

"And do not kill your children for fear of poverty; it is We who provide for you and for them." And do not kill your children for fear of poverty; it is We Who give sustenance to them and yourselves, Surely the killing of them is a great sin."

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Islam Prohibits all vices

Islam Prohibits all vices viz. wine , gambling.

The Quran prohibits intoxicants in 5:90 thus : "O you who believe! intoxicants and games of chance, and sacrificing to set up stones, and the diving arrows, are only uncleanness, the Saten's work. So shun each one of them that you may be successful."

The Hadith also prohibits wine and other intoxicants. Al-Bukhari in 64:61 says: " As wine is prohibited on account of its intoxication, it is stated in a hadith that every intoxicant is prohibited. Drugs, like Bhang  (Cannabis) Hashish,  opium, tobacco, cigarettes,Huqqa (Narghile) Naswar (Snuff)  and all other intoxicating thing are, therefore, also forbidden.

There is a hadith (M.38 : 3) according to which one Tariq bin suwaid was ordered by the Prophet not to make wine, and when he said that he made it to be used as a medicine, the Prophet replied that it was not a medicine but a disease.

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