No. 13,327 in Russian
муртады
The Russian word "муртады" refers to apostates or traitors to their faith, often in an Islamic context.
In a sentence
Местные жители считали его муртaдом из-за его отказа от традиционных верований.
The locals considered him a murat because he rejected traditional beliefs.
Here, 'муртады' is used to refer to someone who has renounced their beliefs, emphasizing social perception.
Она объяснила, почему она не согласна с быть муртaдом, ценя свои культурные корни.
She explained why she doesn't agree with being a murat, valuing her cultural roots.
The term 'муртады' is used to describe a concept of departing from cultural or religious traditions, highlighting personal stance.
В истории о муртадах видно, как сложные выборы формируют человеческую личность.
In the story about murats, one can see how complex choices shape human character.
This usage illustrates 'муртады' in a narrative sense, discussing the general idea rather than a specific individual.
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