ROOT ح ب ك
1 verses • 1 derived words
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Classical definitions for root حبك
Morphology Tree
Lemmas and their derived stems found in the Quran.
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Occurrences in Quran
Found 1 verses containing words derived from "H b k".
وَالسَّمَآءِ ذَاتِ الۡحُبُکِ
天的道路是行星、彗星和布满穹苍的各种星辰的轨道。这些天体浮动在各自的轨道上, 依循规则、 准时、正确地尽着自己的本份, 互不干扰对方的行动范围, 并联成一个运动和结构的辉煌的和谐整体。天空布满行星和恒星运行其间的轨道, 这是 «古兰经» 为人间做出的显示, 而那时大家还以为诸天的组成是固体。
اس سے مراد یہ ہے کہ اوپر کے جَوّ میں ستاروں کے چلنے کے راستے ہیں۔
Tracks or paths of heaven are the orbits of planets, comets, and stars with which the vault of heaven is strewn. These celestial bodies float in their respective orbits performing their allotted tasks regularly, punctually and unerringly, without trespassing on one another’s sphere of action and all united forming a glorious harmony of structure and motion. That the heaven is full of such tracks on which planets and stars travel, was a discovery made to the world by the Qur’an, at a time when it was believed that the heavens were solid in their formation.
Important Words:
الحبک (tracks) is the plural of حبیکة (and حباک ) which is derived from حبک. They say حبکه i.e. he tried it, and made it firm; hewore it firmly and well. حبیکة means, the track of the stars, the streak or track in the sky; the path or way. حبک السماء means, the tracks, paths, ways in the heaven. حباک means, the black thread with which are sewn the borders of a cloth: a streak or line; the ripples of sand. حبک الماء means, the ripples of water (Lane & Aqrab).
Commentary:
Tracks or paths of heaven (حبک السماء) are the orbits of planets, comets, and stars with which the vault of heaven is strewn. These celestial bodies float, in their respective orbits performing their allotted tasks regularly, punctually and unerringly, without trespassing on one another’s sphere of action and all united forming a glorious harmony of structure and motion. That the heaven is full of such tracks on which planets and stars travel, was a discovery made to the world by the Quran at a time when it was believed that the heavens were solid in their formation. Does not this fact alone constitute an argument in support of the Quran being the revealed Word of God?
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天的道路是行星、彗星和布满穹苍的各种星辰的轨道。这些天体浮动在各自的轨道上, 依循规则、 准时、正确地尽着自己的本份, 互不干扰对方的行动范围, 并联成一个运动和结构的辉煌的和谐整体。天空布满行星和恒星运行其间的轨道, 这是 «古兰经» 为人间做出的显示, 而那时大家还以为诸天的组成是固体。
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اس سے مراد یہ ہے کہ اوپر کے جَوّ میں ستاروں کے چلنے کے راستے ہیں۔
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Important Words:
الحبک (tracks) is the plural of حبیکة (and حباک ) which is derived from حبک. They say حبکه i.e. he tried it, and made it firm; hewore it firmly and well. حبیکة means, the track of the stars, the streak or track in the sky; the path or way. حبک السماء means, the tracks, paths, ways in the heaven. حباک means, the black thread with which are sewn the borders of a cloth: a streak or line; the ripples of sand. حبک الماء means, the ripples of water (Lane & Aqrab).
Commentary:
Tracks or paths of heaven (حبک السماء) are the orbits of planets, comets, and stars with which the vault of heaven is strewn. These celestial bodies float, in their respective orbits performing their allotted tasks regularly, punctually and unerringly, without trespassing on one another’s sphere of action and all united forming a glorious harmony of structure and motion. That the heaven is full of such tracks on which planets and stars travel, was a discovery made to the world by the Quran at a time when it was believed that the heavens were solid in their formation. Does not this fact alone constitute an argument in support of the Quran being the revealed Word of God?
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Tracks or paths of heaven are the orbits of planets, comets, and stars with which the vault of heaven is strewn. These celestial bodies float in their respective orbits performing their allotted tasks regularly, punctually and unerringly, without trespassing on one another’s sphere of action and all united forming a glorious harmony of structure and motion. That the heaven is full of such tracks on which planets and stars travel, was a discovery made to the world by the Qur’an, at a time when it was believed that the heavens were solid in their formation.