No. 8,263 in Chinese
ikram
The word "ikram" is not Chinese; it is an Arabic word meaning "honor" or "generosity."
In a sentence
人们在招待宾客时表现出的热情好客常被称为“ikram”。
The enthusiasm and hospitality people show when entertaining guests is often called 'ikram'.
Used here to describe the notion of hospitality.
在某些文化中，慷慨待人的行为是一种重要的品德，称之为“ikram”。
In some cultures, the behavior of being generous to others is an important virtue called 'ikram'.
Used in reference to the virtue of generosity.
穆罕默德说，照顾社会中的弱势群体是一种“ikram”的表现。
Muhammad said that caring for the vulnerable groups in society is a form of 'ikram'.
Used to express the act of caring for others.
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