From Which Word 'Aqeeda' is Derived?
Correct answer: B. Aqd
- A. Aqleed
- B. Aqd
- C. Aqaid
- D. Taqleed
Explanation
Aqeeda comes from the Arabic root and word Aqd, meaning a عقد or binding tie, because beliefs are firmly bound in the heart. Aqaid is the plural of aqeeda, while Taqleed means following another's view.
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