المجيد
كلمة (المجيد) في اللغة صيغة مبالغة من المجد، ومعناه لغةً: كرم...
The manner one adopts in his words, actions, and beliefs.
"Hady" (way/conduct) is the manner one adopts in his words, actions, or beliefs. "Hady" is of two types: 1. Good and valid under Shariah: This is the "hady" of the Prophet, may Allah’s peace and blessings be upon him, and his Companions, may Allah be pleased with them, and those who followed them in goodness. 2. Evil and forbidden: This is the "hady" of the disbelievers, heretic innovators, and corrupt and immoral people. "Hady" can also be divided into apparent and hidden. The apparent "hady" is represented in the morals and attitude one displays, like tranquility, sobriety, and deliberation. As for the hidden "hady", it is represented in one's inner character, including forbearance, truthfulness, reliance on Allah, faith, etc.
“Hady”: way, conduct. Other meanings: good appearance, direction, guidance.
What a Muslim performing the hajj or the Ꜥumrah offers of sacrifice: camel, cow or sheep, seeking God’s reward, or in atonement for rule violation.