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Ednā (Qur'anic Terminology Dictionary)
Ednā is interpreted in four senses: 1. The term ednā is used in the sense of more appropriate, more worthy, or more suitable; as in the …
al-Fawāḥish (Qur'anic Terminology Dictionary)
al-Fawāḥish is interpreted in four senses: 1. al-Fawāḥish means disobedience (maʿṣiya) within shirk (associating partners with God); as …
al-Tayyib and al-Khabīth (Qur'anic Terminology)
al-Tayyib and al-Khabīth are interpreted in three senses: 1. al-Tayyib is used to mean lawful (ḥalāl), and al-Khabīth to mean unlawful …
Et-Tayyibāt (Dictionary of Qur'anic Terms)
[ et-Tayyibāt is interpreted in eight senses: It alludes to the verse: "For those who strive to challenge Our signs, there will be a …
Es-Sa'y (Qur'anic Terminology Dictionary)
Es-Sa'y is interpreted in three senses: 1. Es-Sa'y is used in the sense of walking; as in the following verses: Then call them, and …
Tatmainn (Qur'anic Terminology Dictionary)
Tatmainn is interpreted in three senses: 1. Tatmainn is used in the sense of finding tranquility, as in the following verses: But [I …
al-Zulm (Qur'anic Terminology Dictionary)
al-Zulm is interpreted in four ways. 1. The word al-Zulm is interpreted as shirk (associating partners with God); as in the following …
al-Ẓālimīn (Qur'anic Terminology Dictionary)
al-Ẓālimīn and tuẓlamūn are interpreted in seven ways: 1. al-Ẓālimīn is used in the sense of polytheists (mushrikūn); as in the …
al-Zulumāt (Qur'anic Terminology Dictionary)
al-Zulumāt has been used in two senses: 1. The term al-Zulumāt (darknesses) is used in the sense of various terrors or dreadful states, …
Az-Zulumāt and an-Nūr (Qur'anic Terminology Dictionary)
Az-Zulumāt and an-Nūr are interpreted in two senses: 1. Az-Zulumāt is used in the sense of shirk (associating partners with God), and …