Difference between revisions of "Iman"

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Iman is a commonly used Arabic first name for girls, and Persians will sometimes use the name for boys also.

When used in connection with the false religion of Islam, the word is translated into English as "faith".

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	Iman is a commonly used Arabic first name for girls, and Persians will sometimes use the name for boys also.		Iman is a commonly used Arabic first name for girls, and Persians will sometimes use the name for boys also.

−	When used in connection with the religion of Islam, the word is translated into English as "faith".	+	When used in connection with the false religion of Islam, the word is translated into English as "faith".