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Sagacious means سمجھداری

Wisdom means عقلمندی

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Dogmatic means ہٹ دھرم انسان، ایسا شخص جو اپنی رائے پر اڑا رئے، اپنی رائے رکھنے والا

Opinionated means اپنی رائے سے نہ ہٹنے والا

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The idiom "play it by ear" means to handle a situation spontaneously without a fixed plan or prior preparation.

It is often used when deciding how to proceed based on how the situation develops, rather than following a set plan.

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The phrase comes from the Old West practice of firing a handgun directly from the hip, without taking time to aim carefully.

It describes someone who speaks or acts in a blunt, impulsive, or straightforward manner, often without thinking about the consequences.

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The idiom "bite your tongue" means to stop yourself from saying something that might be inappropriate, angry, or hurtful.

It is used as advice or a reminder to remain silent in situations where speaking could cause trouble or offense.

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A "red herring" is an idiom for something that misleads or distracts attention from the real issue or important facts.

The term originates from the use of strong-smelling smoked fish to train or distract hunting dogs from the correct trail.

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The instruction for Haq Mehr to be given willingly and with good cheer is mentioned in Surah An-Nisa, Verse 4.

The verse emphasizes that Mehr should be paid delightfully as a duty, and it should not be taken back once given.

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"Asbaat" is an Arabic/Urdu term referring specifically to in-laws — the relatives one gains through marriage.

It is commonly used in South Asian Muslim communities to denote relationships such as father-in-law, mother-in-law, brother-in-law, and sister-in-law.

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• Also known as Hazrat Nizamuddin and Mahbub-e-Ilahi.
• Indian Sunni Muslim scholar and Sufi saint of the Chishti Order.
• One of the most famous Sufis of the Indian Subcontinent.

• Disciple of Qutbuddin Bhaktiyar Kaki (namesake of Qutab Minar).
• Settled in Ajodhan, Punjab, and built a Jamaat Khana.

1. Nizamiyya order – founded by Nizamuddin Auliya.
2. Jamaliyya order – founded by Jamaluddin Hanovi.
3. Sabaria order – founded by Alauddin Sabin.