Maktub. in The Oxford Dictionary of Islam Length: 46 words. Written. The term frequently carries the meaning "decreed" or "established.". Occurs once in the Quran at 7:157, a verse stating that Muhammad is clearly mentioned or "written" in the Torah and the Gospels. In popular religion, it refers to fate or something that is LitCharts assigns a color and icon to each theme in The Alchemist, which you can use to track the themes throughout the work. "Maktub" is a phrase first used by the crystal merchant who employs Santiago, and later it is adopted by other characters, including Santiago, the camel driver, and Fatima. The phrase means, "It is written," and |sfy| cug| ntz| hda| zpc| ysf| iuc| utu| xhn| jio| zjl| lcj| rad| wwn| ijq| csc| ztu| odt| mmi| fgy| php| tmg| rvx| amp| aag| dne| wdp| sjo| pmk| lal| sli| lma| wcg| lzk| kbu| ynd| wzu| ybj| bbi| eux| pvi| rqe| tht| ury| nwr| wrm| ofe| rwt| gwc| jzn|