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== Meaning of Fitr == | == Meaning of Fitr == | ||
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The meaning of the word "Fitr" is "opening (of something)". The word "Infatarat" (Arabic: إنفَطَرَت) in the following [[verse]] is derived from a similar root with the word "Fitr": "When the sky is rent apart," (82:1) It is also mentioned that "Tatafattarat" (Arabic: تَفَطَّرَت) and "Infatarat" have the same meaning and "Iftar" (Arabic: إِفطار) and "Fitr" (Arabic: فِطر) are from the same root, since the fasting person opens his mouth to eat at sunset and on the day of Eid al-Fitr. | The meaning of the word "Fitr" is "opening (of something)". The word "Infatarat" (Arabic: إنفَطَرَت) in the following [[verse]] is derived from a similar root with the word "Fitr": "When the sky is rent apart," (82:1) It is also mentioned that "Tatafattarat" (Arabic: تَفَطَّرَت) and "Infatarat" have the same meaning and "Iftar" (Arabic: إِفطار) and "Fitr" (Arabic: فِطر) are from the same root, since the fasting person opens his mouth to eat at sunset and on the day of Eid al-Fitr. | ||