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1 aptes
"1.ritual ablution. 2. the state of canonical purity. 3. bowel movement; feces. - almak to perform an ablution. - bozmak to go to the toilet. -i bozulmak to become canonically unclean. -i gelmek to want to go to the toilet. -i kaçmak to cease to need to go to the toilet. -inde namazında olmak to be faithful in performing one´s religious duties. -inden şüphesi olmamak to have full confidence in oneself. - tazelemek to renew one´s ablution. -ini vermek /ın or a/ slang to scold severely." -
2 beynamaz
"Islam (someone) who neglects to perform the namaz; (someone) who is lax about performing his religious duties; (someone) who does not live as a Muslim should. " -
3 ıskat
",-tı 1. throwing down, dropping; casting out. 2. overthrow. 3. elimination. 4. annulment, nullification. 5. warding off. 6. alms given as compensation for the religious duties which the deceased failed to perform during his lifetime. 7. deprivation. "
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