What is meant by al-ma'tham and al-maghram?

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Question:
What is meant by al-ma'tham and al-maghram?

Answer:
Answer: Al-ma'tham means sins, and al-maghram means loss. It is when you suffer a loss in your wealth, a debt in your wealth, or a liability in your wealth. This is al-maghram, meaning the loss, which is either a loss or a debt.

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