اعراف aʻrāf
A اعراف aʻrāf, s.m. Purgatory (according to Moḥammadans), a wall intervening between heaven and hell.
ارفاه irfāh
A ارفاه irfāh [inf. n. iv of رفه 'to lead an easy life'], s.m. Bestowing affluence; comforting, cherishing;—enjoyment of ample means and tranquillity.
عارف ʻārif act. part. of عرف 'to know,' c.
A عارف ʻārif (act. part. of عرف 'to know,' &c.), adj.
& s.m. Knowing, wise, sagacious, ingenious; skilled in divine matters, possessing knowledge of God and of his kingdom and of the way of dealing well with him; pious, devout;—one skilled in divine things; a holy man, a saint.
عرف ʻurf v.n. fr. اعتراف ěʻtirāf, 'acknowledging,' c., inf. n. of viii of عرف 'to know,' c.
A عرف ʻurf (v.n. fr. اعتراف ěʻtirāf, 'acknowledging,' &c., inf. n. of viii of عرف 'to know,' &c.), s.m. Acknowledgment, confession;—goodness; merit; gentleness, lenity; beneficence, favour, kindness, bounty;—(more commonly) the commonly known or received language, common parlance;—adj. Commonly called, commonly known (by the name of, or as), alias;—proper, equitable, just.
