nazir
Nazir (noun) means the custodian or manager of an Islamic religious endowment (waqf). Example: “The nazir was responsible for managing the mosque's charitable funds.”
How to use nazir
Learner’s notesIn plain EnglishThe person who manages an Islamic charitable trust.
Word forms
nazirs plural, Nazirs plural
Fill the gap
Can you complete this real example?
The _____ was responsible for managing the mosque's charitable funds.
Etymology
From Persian/Arabic nazir, related to nazr, "vow" or "oversight."
Frequently asked questions
What does “nazir” mean?
The word “nazir” means the custodian or manager of an Islamic religious endowment (waqf). In plain terms, the person who manages an Islamic charitable trust.
How do you use “nazir” in a sentence?
Here is “nazir” used in a sentence: “The nazir was responsible for managing the mosque's charitable funds.”
What part of speech is “nazir”?
“Nazir” is a noun.
Where does the word “nazir” come from?
The word “nazir” comes from Arabic. From Persian/Arabic nazir, related to nazr, "vow" or "oversight.".
Featured in
Vocabulary lists that include nazir: