In Muslim law and tradition, something that is clearly manifest or evident, as opposed to hidden or secret.
From Arabic 'ajhar' (evident, manifest, clear). This term was used in Islamic jurisprudence to distinguish between obvious facts and hidden intentions or secret matters.
Islamic legal tradition created precise vocabulary for what's obvious versus hidden—'ajhar' is the foundation of a legal system that depends on clear evidence and transparent judgment.
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