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DĀR (دار‎). “A house, dwelling, habitation, land, country.” A word which is used in various combinations, e.g.:—

ad-Dār The abode—the city of al-Madīnah. ad-Dārain The two abodes—this world and the next. Dāru ʾl-adab A seat of learning; a university. Dāru ʾl-baqāʾ The abode which remaineth—heaven. Dāru ʾl-fanā The abode which passeth away—earth. Dāru ʾl-g͟hurūr The abode of delusion—the world. Dāru ʾl-ḥuzn The vale of tears—the earth. Dāru ʾl-ibtilāʾ The abode of temptation—the world. Dāru ʾl-k͟hilāfah The seat of the Imām or K͟halīfah—capital. Dāru ʾl-kutub A library. Dāru ʾl-k͟huld The home of eternity—Paradise. ad-Dāru ʾn-naʿīm The blessed abode—Paradise. Dāru ʾl-qaẓāʾ The Qāẓī’s court. Dāru ʾsh-shifāʾ A hospital. Dāru ʾs-surur The abode of joy—Paradise. Dāru ʾẓ-ẓarb A mint. Dāru ʾẓ-ẓiyāfah A banqueting-room.

[DARU ʾL-BAWAR, DARU ʾL-HARB, DARU ʾL-ISLAM, DARU ʾL-QARAR, DARU ʾS-SALAM, DARU ʾS-SALTANAH, DARU ʾS-SAWAB.]

DARGĀH (درگاه‎). A royal court (Persian). In India it is a term used for a Muḥammadan shrine or tomb of some reputed holy person, and which is the object of pilgrimage and adoration. (Wilson’s Glossary of Indian Terms.)