What does Qyam rmdan mean?

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Discover the meaning of the term Qyam rmdan (قيام رمضان) in Islamic vocabulary.

Definition Qyam rmdan

Qyam rmdan according to Al-Qamus al-Fiqhi

They agreed that what is meant by it is the prayer of tara wih. (al-Kirmani). Al-qi yama: the Day of Resurrection, the day of the raising of the creatures for reckoning. Al-Ghazali and al-Qurtubi collected the names of the Day of Resurrection, and they numbered about 80. Al-qayyim: the master. The one in charge of the one under restriction (mahjur). Uprightness. In the glorious Book: [al-Rum, 30: 'So set your face to the religion, upright in nature: the fitra of Allah upon which He created mankind, no change in Allah's creation: that is the upright religion.'], meaning the religion standing upright upon the ways of rectitude. Qi yma of a thing: its value. (plural) qimam. The goods: their price. Among the Hanafis: that by which the thing is appraised at the measure of its equivalent, without increase or decrease. Among the Ibadis: what is established by appraisal. The price, according to some jurists. (See th m n). In al-Majalla (article 154): it is the true price of the thing. Al-qi miyy: the attribute of what has a value, after its very word. Among the Shafi'is: the opposite of the fungible, like animals, length measures, the counted non-uniform, and the weighed whose division causes harm, that is, minted gold and silver. In al-Majalla (article 146): what has no exact like in the market, or has one, but with a noteworthy variation of value. Al-qayyum: one of the names of Allah the Most High. In the glorious Book: [Ta-Ha, 111: 'And faces are humbled before the Living, the Eternal; and he who bears iniquity is ruined.'], that is: they submit to Allah, glorified is He. Ibn Abbas said: al-Qayyum is He who never falters. Another said: He who stands over everything; its meaning is that He administers the affairs of His creation. Al-mutaqawwim: active participle of taqawwama. Among the Hanafis: the property whose enjoyment is lawful by the Law. In al-Majalla (article 127): property having value is used in two senses: the first, what is lawful to enjoy; the second, secured property. Fish in the sea has no value; once caught it acquires value by securing. Al-ma qam: the erecting. The place of standing. That of Ibrahim (peace be upon him): the known place in the Sacred Mosque, facing the door of the House. The praised station mentioned in the glorious Quran: [al-Isra', 79: 'And in the night, wake in it as a supererogation for you; it may be that your Lord will raise you to a praised station.']: it is intercession according to most of the people of knowledge, as Ibn Jarir said. Al-mu qam: the maqam. Al-mu qama: the erecting. The company of people.

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