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Definition of sayyid in English: sayyidnoun ˈsʌɪɪdˈseɪjɪdˈsɑjɪd 1A Muslim claiming descent from Muhammad, especially through Husayn, the prophet's younger grandson. 赛义德（先知穆罕默德的小孙子侯赛因的后裔） sayyids possessed spiritual blessing or holiness as modifier privileges of sayyid rulers Example sentencesExamples - This pattern in the Islamic movement emphasizes the effectiveness of the traditional network of ulama or sayyids based on their sacredness, nobility of origin, or salvation of the soul.
- The black-turbaned man with outsized feet, hands, girth, and ambition is a Sayyid, a direct descendant of the Prophet Mohammed.
- But regarding the political position, it's the responsibility of the Sayyid himself.
- All the other small details will be settled within the family and with the blessings of the Sayid.
- 1.1 A respectful Muslim form of address.
对穆斯林的尊称 the Secretary of Internal Affairs was Ali Sayyid Abdullah Example sentencesExamples - But Sayyid Al-Husseini, a farmer in Mahaweel, 50 miles south of Baghdad, scoffs at that.
OriginArabic, literally 'lord, prince'. Definition of sayyid in US English: sayyidnounˈsäyidˈsɑjɪd 1A Muslim claiming descent from Muhammad, especially through Husayn, the prophet's younger grandson. 赛义德（先知穆罕默德的小孙子侯赛因的后裔） sayyids possessed spiritual blessing or holiness as modifier privileges of sayyid rulers Example sentencesExamples - But regarding the political position, it's the responsibility of the Sayyid himself.
- The black-turbaned man with outsized feet, hands, girth, and ambition is a Sayyid, a direct descendant of the Prophet Mohammed.
- This pattern in the Islamic movement emphasizes the effectiveness of the traditional network of ulama or sayyids based on their sacredness, nobility of origin, or salvation of the soul.
- All the other small details will be settled within the family and with the blessings of the Sayid.
- 1.1 A respectful Muslim form of address.
对穆斯林的尊称 the Secretary of Internal Affairs was Ali Sayyid Abdullah Example sentencesExamples - But Sayyid Al-Husseini, a farmer in Mahaweel, 50 miles south of Baghdad, scoffs at that.
OriginArabic, literally ‘lord, prince’. |