No. 994 in Arabic
الجهاد
"الجهاد" (Al-Jihad) in Arabic means "struggle" or "effort," often used to refer to striving in a spiritual, moral, or physical sense.
In a sentence
الجهاد هو مفهوم في الإسلام يشير إلى النضال أو الجهد لتحقيق هدف نبيل.
Jihad is a concept in Islam referring to striving or effort to achieve a noble goal.
Here, the word 'الجهاد' is used to refer to a general effort or struggle for personal or community improvement.
بذل العلماء الجهاد في تطوير العلم والتكنولوجيا.
The scholars performed jihad in developing science and technology.
In this context, 'الجهاد' represents efforts towards intellectual and technological progress.
الجهاد النفسي يتطلب القوة الداخلية لمواجهة التحديات الشخصية.
Psychological jihad requires inner strength to face personal challenges.
Here, 'الجهاد' implies a personal struggle or effort to overcome mental or emotional challenges.
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