Thursday July 26, 2018
Learn what some of the commonly used Arabic words/phrases in the Quran mean.
Written by Mohammad Ahmed Shiwani
There are several verses, words, and phrases in the beautiful book of Allah (SWT) that have been used extensively, all of which hold significant importance in terms of the message the Quran wishes to convey and in terms of the Holy Book’s importance in the lives of Muslims. It is important to understand that the repetitive use of such words is not coincidental; the book of Allah (SWT) is perfect in all shapes and forms, and so in the repetitive use of certain words and phrases, there lies a lesson or a teaching for Muslims. Here are some commonly used words and phrases in the Holy Quran and their translations:
Ar-Rahman: The Most Gracious
Ar-Raheem: The Most Merciful
Al-Hamdu: The all praises / All thanks
Khalq: Creation / Creature / People
Ittibah: To follow / to obey
Zikr: To remember Allah / Remembrance / Recall
Samee: All-hearing / Listen
Rizq: Provision / Livelihood (Allah’s favor or gift)
Sabr: to have Patience
Ya Ayuhal Lazeena Amanu: O you who believe
Qalb-e-Saleem: A pure / sound / tranquil heart
Wa Ati’i Allah Wa Ati’i Ur Rusool: Obey Allah and Obey His Messenger (PBUH)
Lilmuttaqeen: Pious / Righteous / Allah-fearing
Lilmalaikati: The Angels
Siraat: The way / path
We hope these translations will benefit you and assist you in your journey towards understanding the Arabic language and the word of Allah (SWT) better.
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