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The Holy Qur'an · July 6, 2026

Ev (Qur'anic Terms Dictionary)

Ev is interpreted in three ways: 1. Ev is used in the sense of 'rather/on the contrary', or 'even', as in the following verses: We sent …

The Holy Qur'an · July 6, 2026

Ersāhā (Qur'anic Terminology Dictionary)

Ersāhā is interpreted in two ways: 1. Ersāhā is used in the sense of fixing / stabilizing, making firm; as in the following verses: As …

The Holy Qur'an · July 6, 2026

al-Nushūr (Qur'anic Terminology Dictionary)

al-Nushūr is interpreted in four ways: 1. al-Nushūr is used in the sense of life or vitality, as in the following verses: He is the One …

The Holy Qur'an · July 6, 2026

Mathal (Qur'anic Terminology Dictionary)

Mathal is interpreted in four ways: 1. Mathal is used in the sense of similarity, similar things, or similar situations; as in the …

The Holy Qur'an · July 6, 2026

al-Karīm (Qur'anic Terminology Dictionary)

al-Karīm is interpreted in six ways: 1. al-Karīm is used in the sense of 'beautiful', as in the following verses: And We will admit you …

The Holy Qur'an · July 6, 2026

al-Fath (Qur'anic Terminology Dictionary)

al-Fath is interpreted in four ways: 1. al-Fath is used in the sense of qadāʾ (judgment / decree); as in the following verses: Indeed, …

The Holy Qur'an · July 6, 2026

al-Arḍ (Qur'anic Terminology Dictionary)

al-Arḍ is interpreted in seven ways: 1. By al-Arḍ, the "paradisal earth" is meant; as in the following verse: He made us inherit the …

The Holy Qur'an · July 6, 2026

al-Farah (Qur'anic Terminology Dictionary)

al-Farah is interpreted in three ways: 1. al-Farah is used in the sense of becoming arrogant and rebellious; as in the following …

The Holy Qur'an · July 6, 2026

Az-Zubur (Qur'anic Terminology Dictionary)

Az-Zubur is interpreted in five ways: 1. Az-Zubur is used in the sense of the hadiths/reports (aḥādīth/akhbār) of past communities and …

The Holy Qur'an · July 6, 2026

Ṣayḥa (Qur'anic Terminology Dictionary)

Ṣayḥa is interpreted in two ways: 1. Ṣayḥa is used in the sense of the punishment cry/shout of Gabriel (Jibrīl) in the world; as in the …