shaitan

IPA: ʃaɪtˈɑn

Examples of "shaitan" in Sentences

Shaitan is known as the devil in Islam.
Shaitan is an ancient and fearsome demon.
Feeble indeed is the wily guile of Shaitan
Iblis is the personal name for one particular shaitan.
They help the soul fight attacks from Shaitan and djinn.
I conclude that no Fremen ever referred to the sandworm as Shaitan.
In Europe, a shaitan is another name for a dust devil or a waterspout.
One group of pilgrims went to Shaitan lake, strictly checking the compass.
In calling him shaitan, "satan," people were not always speaking metaphorically.
They're the shaitan seen as an integral part of religion as a dialectical process, a antithesis.
No matter how much they mean well, they cannot fight the shaitan — the devil — that lives within.
I stand in its ruins and I say, I'm the shaitan they hate, those fundamentalists and conservatives.
I didn't know I was a son of Sodom, a sexual shaitan in the making, but I was already on the side of the rebels.
It isn't until the Book of Chronicles, merely fourth century BC, that the word shaitan is used to mean a being, and not only an attribute of God. "
The true shaitan is not a posturing pretender to romantic rebellion, not a puffed-up fool in black and scarlet, but a harlequin in ragged motley, dark and light, grinning wickedly but with sorrow in his eyes.