teacher (male)
Feminine: muʿallima (مُعَلِّمَةٌ). Root ʿ-l-m gives: ʿilm (knowledge), ʿālam (world), taʿlīm (education).
9 words from this root family
Feminine: muʿallima (مُعَلِّمَةٌ). Root ʿ-l-m gives: ʿilm (knowledge), ʿālam (world), taʿlīm (education).
Form II verb (فَعَّلَ). Past: 'allama, Present: yu'allimu. Takes double accusative (person taught + subject).
Form V verb (تَفَعَّلَ). Past: ta'allama, Present: yata'allamu. Same root as 'allama (teach).
Form I verb. Past: 'alima, Present: ya'lamu. Used for knowing facts (vs 'arafa for familiarity).
Masculine noun from the root ع-ل-م. Related words: عَالِمٌ (scholar), عَلِيمٌ (all-knowing), تَعْلِيم (education).
Knowledge is highly venerated in Islam. This duʿāʾ (supplication) is beloved among Muslims seeking beneficial knowledge.
Intensive adjective (فَعِيل pattern) from عَلِمَ (to know). One of the most frequently mentioned divine names. Often paired with حَكِيم (wise) or سَمِيع (hearing).
Al-ʿAlīm (The All-Knowing) appears over 150 times in the Quran. God's knowledge encompasses all things: past, present, future, seen and unseen.