What is another word for rajab?

Pronunciation: [ɹˈad͡ʒab] (IPA)

Rajab is the seventh month of the Islamic calendar, and it is known as one of the four sacred months in Islam. Synonyms for Rajab include the Arabic words "Rajabul Murajjab", which means the revered month of Rajab, and "Al-Asamm", which means the deaf. It is said that Rajab is called the deaf month because during this month, it is prohibited to engage in any form of argument or disputes. Instead, one should focus on prayer and self-reflection. Other synonyms for Rajab include "Al-Mura'ah" or the guarded month, and "Al-San'aa" or the production month, as it is a time for spiritual growth and good deeds.

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    • Proper noun, singular
      RECEP.
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    • Proper noun, singular
      ragab.

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Usage examples for Rajab

In his day it was red brocade on the 10th Muharram; fine linen on the 1st rajab; and white brocade on the 1st Shawwal.
"Personal Narrative of a Pilgrimage to Al-Madinah & Meccah"
Sir Richard Francis Burton
On the 12th of rajab, Zairs come out in large bodies from the city, encamp on the plain for three or four days, and pass the time in feasting, jollity, and devotion, as is usual at pilgrimages and at saints' festivals in general.
"Personal Narrative of a Pilgrimage to Al-Madinah and Meccah"
Sir Richard Francis Burton

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