INFIDEL
A Dictionary of Islam · 1885 · p. 152
There are several words used for those in a state of infidelity: 1, kāfir ( كافر ), one who hides or denies the truth; 2, mushrik ( مشرك ), one who gives companions to God; 3, mulḥid ( ملحد ), one who has deviated from the truth; 4, zandīq ( زنديق ), an infidel or a zend-worshipper; 5, munāfiq ( منافق ), one who secretly disbelieves in the mi ion of Muḥammad; 6, murtadd ( مرتد ), an apostate from Islām; 7, dahrī ( دهرى ), an atheist; 8, was̤anīy ( وثنى ), a pagan or idolater. AL -INFIT̤ĀR ( الانـفـطـار ). “The cleaving asunder.” The title of the LXXXII nd Sūrah of the Qurʾān, in which the word occurs. Zamak͟hsharī , according to Savary, says that “the Muslims who shall recite this chapter shall receive a divine favour for every drop of water that drops from the clouds, and another for each grave on the face of the earth.”
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