deen
Deen (noun) means a Muslim's religion and way of life, especially the practice of Islamic faith in daily conduct. Example: “He tries to live according to his deen in every part of his life.”
How to use deen
Learner’s notesIn plain EnglishA term used within Islam for religious faith and the way of life it requires.
Used primarily within Muslim communities and religious contexts.
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He tries to live according to his _____ in every part of his life.
Etymology
Borrowed from Arabic dīn ("religion").
Rhymes for deen
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What does “deen” mean?
The word “deen” means a Muslim's religion and way of life, especially the practice of Islamic faith in daily conduct. In plain terms, a term used within Islam for religious faith and the way of life it requires.
How do you pronounce “deen”?
“Deen” is pronounced deen (/diːn/ in IPA).
How do you use “deen” in a sentence?
Here is “deen” used in a sentence: “He tries to live according to his deen in every part of his life.”
What part of speech is “deen”?
“Deen” is a noun.
Where does the word “deen” come from?
The word “deen” comes from Arabic. Borrowed from Arabic dīn ("religion").
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