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17:51 Apr 15, 2014 |
Arabic to English translations [PRO] Religion / religion, Islam, awrah, awra, women's voice | |||||||
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| Selected response from: Mokhtar Oussama Alliouche Algeria Local time: 01:39 | ||||||
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Awrah/Defect/Blemish Explanation: There are many words to translate this term but if the context is Islamic, you may want to use the word transliterated. I suggest you put the meaning in a footnote. http://www.almaany.com/home.php?language=english&word=عورة&l... http://islamic-dictionary.tumblr.com/post/5658467793/awrah-a... |
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Awrah/unlawful to occur in front of men Explanation: Awrah تبقى كما هي والجميع يستخدمها هكذا http://islamqa.info/en/26304 أما إن أردت تفسيرًا لها فيمكن استخدام هذا التعبير unlawful to occur in front of men |
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seductive Explanation: Woman's voice is deemed seductive. "his sad and fastidious but ever seductive Irish voice" (John Fowles). |
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Nakedness Explanation: "A woman's voice is her nakedness" Many sources here: https://www.google.dz/search?q=a woman's voice is her nakedn... |
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private parts Explanation: private - should not be on display for anyone to see (or hear in this case) This is one interpretation used in many English Islamic books and some translations of the Quran. |
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thing of concealment Explanation: It is sometimes translated as 'intimate parts' or even nakedness as here in http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Intimate_parts_(Islam) However I prefer the translation 'thing of concealment' as it conveys the intended purpose. In translation I would add a footnote to explain it however if not already explained in the text. Reference: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Intimate_parts_(Islam) |
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