Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
al-fatah
Noun
al-fuh-tah
Definition
Al-Fatah is an Arabic term that translates to ‘the conqueror’ or ‘the opener’. It is often used in contexts related to victory or triumphant opening, especially in historical or religious texts.
Examples
- The term ‘al-fatah’ is often used in military contexts, indicating a successful campaign.
- In Islamic culture, ‘al-fatah’ may refer to the opening verse of the Quran, symbolizing guidance.
- People use ‘al-fatah’ in literature to express themes of conquest or enlightenment.
Meaning
In a broader sense, ‘al-fatah’ can refer to significant breakthroughs or achievements, particularly those that bring about a substantial change.
Synonyms
- Conquest
- Victory
- Breakthrough
