jehad
/ˈdʒɛhɑːd/ or /ˈdʒɛhæd/Definitions
1. noun
A holy war or struggle, especially one waged against non-Muslims or against the enemies of Islam; holy war or crusade.
“The militant group was accused of promoting a culture of jehad, which led to the rise of extremism in the region.”
2. noun
A personal struggle or crusade against a particular problem or obstacle.
“After losing her job, Sarah felt a sense of jehad to find a new career path and succeed.”
3. verb
To engage in a struggle or holy war, especially one waged against non-Muslims or against the enemies of Islam.
“The radical group began to jehad against the government, sparking widespread protests.”