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disbeliever n.
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person who does not
believe in an established religion.
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mission n.
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duty or purpose for
which Muhammad was sent.
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the faithful n.
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those who believe
in Allah and the established religion.
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procession n.
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continuous onward
movement of people.
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realize v.
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fulfil.
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conversion n.
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a change in which
a person accepts completely a new religion, political belief, etc.
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contemplate v.
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think deeply.
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contemplative adj.
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spending much time
in thinking deeply.
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mood n.
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state of the feeling
at a particular time.
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shower v.
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pour unpleasant words
and bad names upon.
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contemptuous adj.
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showing a feeling
of no respect or admiration.
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insulting adj.
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offending by speech
or action.
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slave-girl n.
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girl owned by somebody;
girl without personal freedom.
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chase n.
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following rapidly
in order to catch
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indignation n
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feeling of anger.
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pride n
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high opinion of oneself.
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offend v.
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do wrong; cause displeasure
to.
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forious adj.
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very angry.
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disgracefully adv.
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shamefully.
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profess v.
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announce a certain
belief.
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deliberately adv.
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aimingly; purposely;
intentionally.
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pledge v.
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make a solemn promise
or agreement.
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testify v.
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witness; express one's
belief (that)
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adherent adj.
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loyally connected.
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faith n.
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strong belief.
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mature adj.
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fully grown and developed.
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physically adj.
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bodily.
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muscle n.
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piece of elastic material
in the body which can tighten to produce movement
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temperamentally adv.
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from the point of
view of being caused by one's nature.
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30
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aggressor n.
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a person or country
that begins fighting or war without just cause.
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security n.
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state of being safe
or protected against danger.
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emigration n.
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act or quality of
leaving one's country to live in another.
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sought (p.&p.p.
of seek) v.
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aimed at; wished to
have.
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Negus n.
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the king of Abyssinia
(Ethiopia).
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undergo v.
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suffer.
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compatriot n.
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citizen of the same
country.
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resentment n.
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feeling of anger or
bitterness at (ex. bad treatment)
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intention n.
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purpose.
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relieve v.
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free from pain, trouble,
etc.
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burden n.
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heavy load; heavy
responsibility.
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restore v.
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get back; bring back;
gain back.
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reverence n.
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great respect and
admiration mixed with love.
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criticize v.
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find fault with (someone
or something) and judge (him or it) severely.
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Abuse v .
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say unkind, cruel
or rude things to someone.
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solve v.
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find an answer to
a difficulty or a problem.
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clan n.
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group of families,
all originally descended from one family.
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hint v.
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give small or indirect
suggestion.
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overhear v.
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hear what others say
without their knowledge.
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murmur n.
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soft low sound.
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missed v.
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mistaken.
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closet n.
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small private room
for thought, prayer, etc.
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swore (p. of swear)
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promised formally
or by an oath.
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abandon v.
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desert; leave completely
and forever.
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proclaimed adj.
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made known publicly.
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bleed v.
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lose blood.
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fearlessly adj.
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without fear.
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soften v.
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cause to become soft,
gentle, or less severe.
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cleanse v.
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make clean and pure.
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regret n.
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expression of sorrow
about.
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majesty n.
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greatness.
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generous adj.
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showing readiness
to give money, help, kindness, etc.
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plea n.
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eager or serious request.
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head v.
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cause to move in a
certain direction.
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scared adj
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being in a state of
fear.
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pace v.
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take steps.
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henceforth adv.
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from now onwards.
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sheath n.
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close-fitting case
for a sword blade.
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garb n.
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garment or cloak.
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refrain v.
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hold oneself back;
avoid.
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triumph n.
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victory.
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cause n.
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principle strongly
defended or supported.
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unparalleled adj.
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that connot be matched.
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calibre n.
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quality of someone
or something.
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heroism n.
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quality of being a
hero remembered and admired for his acts of courage under difficult conditions.
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unpredicted adj.
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that connot be foreseen
or expected.
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destiny n.
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fate; that which must
or has to happen.
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prematurely adj.
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at too early a time.
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cutoff v.
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killed; becoming a
martyr.
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vigorous adj.
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strong, healthy and
active.
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stature n.
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person's natural height.
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ruddy adj.
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pink and healthy looking.
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awe n.
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feeling of respect
mixed with fear and wonder.
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era n.
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period of time in
history.
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prevail v.
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gain control or victory.
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conceal v.
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hide.
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defiant adj.
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showing no fear or
respect.
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assemble v.
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gather.
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rites n.
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forms of behaviour
with a fixed pattern, (usu. for a religious purpose).
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tragedy n.
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terrible, unhappy
or unfortunate event.
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significantly adv.
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while being of noticeable
importance or effect.
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dread n.
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great fear.
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earnestly adj.
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seriously.
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headed by adj.
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led by.
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headed v.
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caused to move in
a certain direction.
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circumambulation n.
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walk round Al-Ka'abah
seven times.
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loyalties n.
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qualities of being
true and faithful to one's group.
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outskirts n.
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suburbs.
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injury n.
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pain or harm done.
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embracing n.
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adopting: believing
in.
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conquest n.
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land gained in war.
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