tawhidn.

Brit.

/taʊˈhiːd/, U.S.

/taʊˈhid/

Forms: 1800s– tawhid, 1900s– tauheed, 1900s– tauhid, 1900s– tawheed, 1900s– towheed, 1900s– towhid.

Origin: A borrowing from Arabic. Etymon: Arabic tawḥīd.

Etymology: < Arabic tawḥīd belief in the unity of God, profession of this belief, monotheism, specific sense development of tawḥīd unification, union, combination, fusion, verbal noun of waḥḥada to declare belief in the unity of God, to be a monotheist (see Almohad n.). Compare Almohad n., which ultimately derives from the same Arabic verb.

Islam.

The oneness of God; (also) the Islamic doctrine that asserts the oneness of God.

ΚΠ

1824 M. Ruza in tr. H. Martyn Controv. Tracts 347 In a small tract on the Tawhid,..it is said [etc.]

1903 A. B. MacDonald Devel. Muslim Theol. iii. ii. 176 Questions of tawhid he [sc. al-Junayd] is said to have discussed before his pupils with shut doors.

1989 Islamic Q. 33 218 Tawhīd plays a unifying role which binds the community together.

2005 R. Aslan No God but God vi. 152 The more traditionalist theologians..believed the doctrine of tawhid necessitated the belief in God's determinate power.

This is a new entry (OED Third Edition, June 2022).

单词	tawhid
释义	tawhidn. Brit. /taʊˈhiːd/, U.S. /taʊˈhid/ Forms: 1800s– tawhid, 1900s– tauheed, 1900s– tauhid, 1900s– tawheed, 1900s– towheed, 1900s– towhid. Origin: A borrowing from Arabic. Etymon: Arabic tawḥīd. Etymology: < Arabic tawḥīd belief in the unity of God, profession of this belief, monotheism, specific sense development of tawḥīd unification, union, combination, fusion, verbal noun of waḥḥada to declare belief in the unity of God, to be a monotheist (see Almohad n.). Compare Almohad n., which ultimately derives from the same Arabic verb. Islam. The oneness of God; (also) the Islamic doctrine that asserts the oneness of God. ΚΠ 1824 M. Ruza in tr. H. Martyn Controv. Tracts 347 In a small tract on the Tawhid,..it is said [etc.] 1903 A. B. MacDonald Devel. Muslim Theol. iii. ii. 176 Questions of tawhid he [sc. al-Junayd] is said to have discussed before his pupils with shut doors. 1989 Islamic Q. 33 218 Tawhīd plays a unifying role which binds the community together. 2005 R. Aslan No God but God vi. 152 The more traditionalist theologians..believed the doctrine of tawhid necessitated the belief in God's determinate power. This is a new entry (OED Third Edition, June 2022). < n.1824
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