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What is the meaning of "Ghurm Allah," "Dayfallah," or "Jār Allah"?

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The phrase "Ghurm Allah" (God's liability/debt) has not been found in the available information. It might carry the meaning that the right belongs to God and cannot be waived by a servant, similar to the punishment for one who withholds zakat. As for "Dayf Allah" (Guest of Allah) and "Jar Allah" (Neighbor of Allah), these are terms of honor and veneration, indicating respect and hospitality for whoever is a guest of Allah or a neighbor to Him, whether by residing in His Sacred House or in mosques, as mosques are marketplaces for the Hereafter, and whoever enters them is a guest of Allah.

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