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Meanings of kafir in English
Synonyms
Examples for "infidel"
Examples for "infidel"
1
Let them go instead against the infidel and fight a righteous war.
2
All the great difficulties of theology had ugly likenesses in infidel philosophy.
3
It favors the religious classes, and mocks and tortures the infidel philosopher.
4
And so ended the incursion of the infidel Tedeschi for this time.
5
They feel a superstitious regard for it; they are not infidel people.
Usage of kafir in English
1
Your highness is just in your indignation-thekafir deserves to be impaled.
2
And the king said, I have been foolish, I have been weak, to waste words on this kafir.
3
One of his attendants here abruptly asked, what a Christian was "Why, a kafir," rejoined the governor.
4
For jihadis, the narrative is that Islam is the true faith and that it is threatened by a hostile, kafir world.
5
You will see a large 'umgwenya' (kafir plum) tree just inside on your left, and underneath it two piles of stones.
6
This monarch was called Almami, a Moorish name, though I was told that he was not a Mohammedan, but a kafir or pagan.
7
The Kafir thief had driven them off in the direction of Somerset.
8
There is no difficulty in distinguishing at first sight Moslem from Kafir.
9
The fighter's daughter knew at once that these were from Kafir guns.
10
Kerrie, a stick such as is almost invariably carried by a Kafir
11
Sandy obeyed and shot the Kafir dead, then, turning round, said anxiously-
12
Kafir law, for example, according to Maclean, draws this distinction very clearly.
13
Kafirs,' she said, 'are not men, whatever the German missionaries may say.
14
The one was the Englishman, the other was Christina, the third a Kafir.
15
He saw the Kafir at once, and climbed up the bank pretty quickly.
16
Perhaps the Kafir took this for the British mode of welcoming a stranger.
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