Kiblah
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Kiblah — Kib lah, n. See {Keblah}. [1913 Webster] … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
Kiblah — (Kible, arab.), 1) bei den Muhammedanern die heilige Gegend, wohin die Männer beim Gebet ihr Gesicht wenden; 2) der diese Richtung anzeigende Koranschrank in jeder Moschee … Pierer's Universal-Lexikon
kiblah — [kib′lä] n. [Ar qibla, something placed opposite < qabala, to be opposite] the point, the Kaaba in Mecca, toward which Muslims turn when praying … English World dictionary
kiblah — kibla ou kiblah [kibla] n. f. ÉTYM. 1670; al kible, 1612, Vigenère; mot arabe, qibla, de qabola « être à l opposé ». ➪ tableau Mots français d origine arabe. ❖ ♦ Point vers lequel les Musulmans doivent se tourner pour prier (direction de La… … Encyclopédie Universelle
kiblah — /ˈkɪbla/ (say kiblah) noun Islam 1. the direction of the Kaaba, at Mecca, towards which Muslims turn at prayer. 2. the act of facing towards Mecca when praying. {Arabic qibla} …
kiblah — /kib leuh/, n. Islam. qibla. Also, keblah, kibla. [1730 40; < Ar qiblah] * * * … Universalium
kiblah — kib|lah qiblah [ˈkıblə] n [singular] the direction towards which Muslims turn when they pray … Dictionary of contemporary English
kiblah — [ kɪblə] (also qibla) noun the direction of the Kaaba in Mecca, to which Muslims turn when at prayer. Origin C17: from Arab. ḳibla that which is opposite … English new terms dictionary
kiblah — n. (also qibla) 1 the direction of the Kaaba (the sacred building at Mecca), to which Muslims turn at prayer. 2 = MIHRAB. Etymology: Arab. kibla that which is opposite … Useful english dictionary
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