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What does shoorah mean?

"Shoorah" is a transliteration of the Arabic word "شورى" (pronounced "shoora"). It has a couple of different meanings, depending on the context:

1. Consultation: This is the most common meaning, referring to the process of consultation and deliberation, often in a group setting. This is the sense in which it is used in Islam, where it refers to the consultation of Muslims on important matters of the community.

2. Council: This meaning refers to a group or body that is convened for the purpose of consultation. In Islam, the term "Majlis al-Shoora" is used to refer to a council of advisors.

Here are some examples of how "shoorah" is used in different contexts:

* "The Islamic concept of shoorah emphasizes the importance of seeking consensus." (Meaning: consultation)

* "The Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) frequently consulted with his companions through shoorah." (Meaning: consultation)

* "The Majlis al-Shoora is responsible for advising the ruler." (Meaning: council)

Understanding the concept of "shoorah" is important for understanding Islamic governance and the values it emphasizes, such as inclusivity, consensus-building, and participatory decision-making.

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