sect in Arabic
sect in Arabic is مَذْهَب, فِرْقَة, طائِفَة — sect means a group with beliefs, especially religious ones, that differ from those of a larger group it split from.
sect in Arabic
مَذْهَب
Pronounced: maḏhab
religious movement
فِرْقَة
Pronounced: firqa
religious movement
طائِفَة
Pronounced: ṭāʔifa
religious movement
نِحْلَة
Pronounced: niḥla
religious movement
What does "sect" mean?
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noun A group with beliefs, especially religious ones, that differ from those of a larger group it split from.
"The sect had broken away from the main church decades earlier."
sect in a sentence
- The sect had broken away from the main church decades earlier.
- Historians studied the rise of various religious sects in the region.
Common Arabic translations
Frequently asked questions
What is "sect" in Arabic?
"sect" in Arabic is مَذْهَب, فِرْقَة, طائِفَة. sect means: A group with beliefs, especially religious ones, that differ from those of a larger group it split from.
How do you pronounce مَذْهَب?
"sect" in Arabic is مَذْهَب, pronounced "maḏhab".
How do you use "sect" in a sentence?
Example: "The sect had broken away from the main church decades earlier." In Arabic, "sect" is مَذْهَب, فِرْقَة, طائِفَة.
Are there other ways to say "sect" in Arabic?
Yes — Arabic has 4 translations listed for "sect": مَذْهَب, فِرْقَة, طائِفَة, نِحْلَة.
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