0 a feeling of extreme admiration for someone, imagining that they have qualities or abilities that are better than anyone else's --
1 to admire someone and imagine that they have qualities or abilities that are better than anyone else's: --
What however remains true is that it was the system that prevailed which paved the way for hero worship.
This may lead to the fitnah (corruption) of hero worship.
The usual hero worship is shown and only a clue of a policeman saluting the vendor gives you an inkling of what is to come.
The boy's education comes from books dedicated to male hero worship and chivalry in the mansion's library.
They received what they no doubt enjoyed at the time, glory and hero worship not only in their constituencies but in many parts of the country.
There seems to be almost hero worship of boorishness by some parts of the media, with drunkenness and binge drinking being regarded as the acceptable face of celebrity culture.
Those persistent juvenile offenders—young thugs aged 12 to 14 who build up hero worship among their peer group for burglary, taking and driving cars and plain stealing—are on the wane.
We must ask ourselves whether the nation will stand by and accept the hero worship and martyrdom of those people who have been sentenced, if we agree to the amendment.
