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What does irfan meant in Japanese?

"Irfan" is an Arabic word, meaning "knowledge" or "understanding," particularly in a religious or spiritual context. It's not a word that exists in Japanese and doesn't have a direct equivalent.

If you want to express the concept of "irfan" in Japanese, you would need to use a combination of words depending on the specific context. For example:

* 知識 (chishiki) - This is the most common word for "knowledge" in general.

* 悟り (satori) - This word implies a deeper understanding or enlightenment, often associated with Buddhism.

* 真理 (shinjitsu) - This word means "truth" and can also be used to express profound understanding.

* 霊的知識 (reiteki chishiki) - This phrase specifically refers to spiritual knowledge.

The most appropriate translation of "irfan" would depend on the context in which it is used.

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