Faith : Emaan ( in Arabic ). and it is written this way : ايمان
eeman ايمان
Imani means " my faith" ( note the i at the end of the word refers the word to the speaker ) Iman in general is the faith .
it means faith. the origin is Arabic
The word Islam is an Arabic word diverted from "salam" which means peace.
The opposite of the Arabic word kafir is "believer" or "mu'min." Kafir refers to someone who denies or rejects the faith, while mu'min refers to someone who believes in and upholds the faith.
It's 'eemaan'... that's exactly how you pronounce it. Now if you want to write it in Arabic, I can't help you. Sorry. -- The word "eemaan" is spelled إيمان in the Arabic abjad.
Faith in Arabic is : Eman written as : ايمان
Iman means faith in arabic.
Zidane is not a common word, rather, a popular name of Arabic origins. Zidane is thought to be an English variation on the Arabic name Zaydan. The meaning of Zidane is one who increases or grows the faith.
Have Faith = أؤمن Pronounced as "Oo-Men"
teecrum is the word not exact on the spelling.