Enmity
idea · 2 works · 2 mentions · 3 anchored passages
enmity · enemies · enemy · mushārrah · mutual wrangling · ʻadāwah · العداوة · المشارّة
in the texts
Adab al-wazīr
Enmity (ʻadāwah), distinguished into the open enmity of the injurer and the concealed enmity of the injured, and diagnosed as arising from little care.
he was met first with ill usage and bore it patiently, and was openly confronted with enmity and concealed his own.
he has already begun with his evil and made his enmity open, and both of these are transgression on his part which gives one comfort in the prospect of victory over him.
the weakest of enemies in scheming is the most open of them in his enmity — so beware his onslaught and repel his enmity.
Rigveda
Hostility or opposition that the gods are asked to repel.
share ye in Viṣṇu's great energy — like a charioteer skilled in craft, drive enmities far away from us.
of these, no enemy desires their assembly;