Published online by Cambridge University Press: 13 March 2025
Curable disease
To do s.th. consistently
Orphanage
Mint
The hereafter
Court of justice, tribunal
Library
Medina
The whole house
War broke out
To suffer adversities
An Islamic preacher
A peace activist
To defend one’s opinion
To defend someone
To defend his interest
A powerful incentive
Encyclopedia
Electoral district
An official authority
Doubt crept into him
The enemy tanks
To write a poem
To arrange matters
To conduct the course of business
To hatch a plot
To hatch a plot
Sound of footsteps
To arm s.o. to the teeth
Monthly income
To involve oneself in the war
To enter a new world
To come to the point
To belong to, to fall under
To belong to the past, be no longer existent
To become effective, come into force
Steady income
Low income
He entered through the gates
Prayer time has started
Free admission
Foreigner, outsider
A drama taken from real life
Melting point
Freezing point
University degree
Centigrade (thermometer)
To conspire
To slip s.o. poison
To inaugurate a university
Desist! Stop!
Not to speak of, let alone . . .
To advocate for Islam
To call for peace
He called him to account
To be run over by a car
Stop that! Cut it out!
A government subsidy
Financial support
Let’s not talk about it! Enough of that!
Let’s go!
Let me alone!
Military proceedings
Civil proceedings, civil action, civil suit
Air defence
Self-defence
Defending one’s interest
Defence of the faith
Defence of the country
The defence of Egyptian territory
To pay wages
To pay the bill
Payment in instalment
To race along, dash along
To pay for one’s crime
Advance payment
A step in the right direction
All at once
Formal plea
To clap one’s hands
The niceties
Sensitivity, sensibility
Sensitive
Finely worked
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