Ghaarim: A person in debt.
Ghaban Fahish: Exorbitant price or rate of profit charged by the seller, agent or
middleman.
Gharar: "(Lit. Risk, Hazard, Uncertainty) Technically it signifies the contract or
transaction in which the object of contract or the commodity is not determined for both or
either contracting party and thus the contract involves an element of risk and
uncertainty. Examples are the sale of fish in the water which has not been caught or of a
bird in the air or of a foetus in the womb (hable-al-habla). The sale of milk in the udder
is also termed ""gharar"". It is also applicable in cases where the
gain of one partner in a business is guaranteed but that of the other remains uncertain.
All transactions involving gharar are unlawful in Islam."
Ghayru Mujbir: representative who cannot marry a woman without her consent.
Ghazwah Dhat ar-Riqa: The battle of the rugs. This name was given to this battle because
the people who took part were bare footed and the land was rough so, when their feet
became blistered, they bandaged them with torn-up strips of clothing.
Ghusl: Full bath or body wash .
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