jihad in Russian
jihad in Russian is джиха́д, джихад — jihad means in Islam, a struggle or striving — either an inner spiritual effort toward self-improvement, or, in some contexts, armed struggle in defense of the faith.
jihad in Russian
What does "jihad" mean?
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noun In Islam, a struggle or striving — either an inner spiritual effort toward self-improvement, or, in some contexts, armed struggle in defense of the faith.
"Many scholars describe jihad primarily as an internal struggle against one's own bad habits."
jihad in a sentence
- Many scholars describe jihad primarily as an internal struggle against one's own bad habits.
- The term is sometimes misused in Western media to mean only "holy war."
Common Russian translations
Frequently asked questions
What is "jihad" in Russian?
"jihad" in Russian is джиха́д, джихад. jihad means: In Islam, a struggle or striving — either an inner spiritual effort toward self-improvement, or, in some contexts, armed struggle in defense of the faith.
How do you pronounce джиха́д?
"jihad" in Russian is джиха́д, pronounced "dzhikhad".
How do you use "jihad" in a sentence?
Example: "Many scholars describe jihad primarily as an internal struggle against one's own bad habits." In Russian, "jihad" is джиха́д, джихад.
Are there other ways to say "jihad" in Russian?
Yes — Russian has 2 translations listed for "jihad": джиха́д, джихад.