Faqar

Faqar is a term that can refer to several things, most commonly a type of prayer in Islam or a specific type of goat. In the Islamic context, faqar (or fuqarā') is the plural of faqir, meaning a poor or needy person. It is often used in Sufi traditions to describe an ascetic or mendicant who has renounced worldly possessions to devote themselves to God. A faqir often lives a simple life, relying on charity and divine providence. The concept of faqar is linked to humility, self-discipline, and spiritual seeking.

Alternatively, faqar can also refer to a breed of goat known for its distinctive appearance and characteristics. These goats are typically found in certain regions and are valued for their milk, meat, or fiber. The specific attributes of the faqar goat can vary depending on the region and breeding practices. Further clarification is often needed to distinguish between the Islamic term and the animal breed when encountering the word "faqar."