salah

[ suh-lah ]

noun

, Islam.

1. salat.

Word History and Origins

Origin of salah¹

From the Arabic word ṣalāh

Example Sentences

“My brother Khaled works in a bakery around the corner from the clashes,” Fathiya Salah Zeidan told The Daily Beast.

From The Daily Beast

Salah claimed the central security force was behind the attack as a ploy to discredit the student protests.

From The Daily Beast

“My child has to share everything with me—he has to share hope and fear,” added Ashraf Salah, another father in the crowd.

From The Daily Beast

“This is the happiest day of my life,” said Salah El-Din, 28, a Morsi supporter celebrating in Tahrir Square.

From The Daily Beast

Obviously, Salah must have considered the Court to be unbiased.

From The Daily Beast

The chief one is the Mosque of Salah Bey, with its marble decorations chiselled out by the hand of the slave of an olden time.

From Project Gutenberg

The noise awoke him; and he had slain two of the meaner assassins, when a blow from Salah Beg deprived him of existence.

From Project Gutenberg

His right arm was dislocated— Tangan kanan-nia sudah salah urat.

From Project Gutenberg

I should be doing wrong to receive it, and I am ashamed to return it— Handak trima salah, handak pulang-kan malu.

From Project Gutenberg

Lepas baadah, and lepas baadah salah, After (Fridays) prayers (in the mosque), about 1.30 P.M.

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