ROOT س ق ف
4 verses • 4 derived words
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Lemmas and their derived stems found in the Quran.
سَقْف
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Found 4 verses containing words derived from "s q f".
قَدْ مَكَرَ ٱلَّذِينَ مِن قَبْلِهِمْ فَأَتَى ٱللَّهُ بُنْيَٰنَهُم مِّنَ ٱلْقَوَاعِدِ فَخَرَّ عَلَيْهِمُ ٱلسَّقْفُ مِن فَوْقِهِمْ وَأَتَىٰهُمُ ٱلْعَذَابُ مِنْ حَيْثُ لَا يَشْعُرُونَ
39:26; 59:3.
39:26; 59:3.
It was no ordinary destruction which overtook the opponents of past Prophets. They were destroyed root and branch. The very foundations of the edifices they had erected and the walls and the roofs thereof tumbled down upon them, that is to say, neither the leaders nor their followers were spared.
39:26; 59:3.
Commentary:
The verse purports to say that it was nothing new on the part of the leaders of disbelief in the time of the Holy Prophet to deceive their followers and thus to keep them ignorant of the true teachings of Islam. The same device was adopted by the opponents of former Prophets. But their machinations were never attended with success; rather they recoiled upon their authors.
The verse also implies an effective retort to the opponents of the Holy Prophet. They say that he merely repeats what was said by other Prophets before him. To this objection the verse retorts that the Holy Prophet’s disbelievers, too, are only copying and imitating what was said and done by the opponents of previous Prophets. Only they have chosen the wrong side, and have imitated the party which met its ruin.
It was not an ordinary ruin which overtook the opponents of past Prophets. They were destroyed root and branch. The very foundations of the edifices they had erected and the walls and the roofs thereof tumbled down upon them, that is to say, neither the leaders nor their followers escaped. So the leaders of disbelief are warned that they should not be proud of their following, because when the time came for Divine punishment, all their power and influence would be of no avail to them and their whole organization with all its firmly founded institutions would fall to pieces. So it actually came to pass on the Fall of Mecca.
The verse also adds that Divine destruction always comes in forms and from quarters most unexpected. The expression "coming of God" means the coming of Divine punishment. See also 13:42.
e
39:26; 59:3.
b
39:26; 59:3.
1828
Commentary:
The verse purports to say that it was nothing new on the part of the leaders of disbelief in the time of the Holy Prophet to deceive their followers and thus to keep them ignorant of the true teachings of Islam. The same device was adopted by the opponents of former Prophets. But their machinations were never attended with success; rather they recoiled upon their authors.
The verse also implies an effective retort to the opponents of the Holy Prophet. They say that he merely repeats what was said by other Prophets before him. To this objection the verse retorts that the Holy Prophet’s disbelievers, too, are only copying and imitating what was said and done by the opponents of previous Prophets. Only they have chosen the wrong side, and have imitated the party which met its ruin.
It was not an ordinary ruin which overtook the opponents of past Prophets. They were destroyed root and branch. The very foundations of the edifices they had erected and the walls and the roofs thereof tumbled down upon them, that is to say, neither the leaders nor their followers escaped. So the leaders of disbelief are warned that they should not be proud of their following, because when the time came for Divine punishment, all their power and influence would be of no avail to them and their whole organization with all its firmly founded institutions would fall to pieces. So it actually came to pass on the Fall of Mecca.
The verse also adds that Divine destruction always comes in forms and from quarters most unexpected. The expression "coming of God" means the coming of Divine punishment. See also 13:42.
a
39:26; 59:3.
1540
It was no ordinary destruction which overtook the opponents of past Prophets. They were destroyed root and branch. The very foundations of the edifices they had erected and the walls and the roofs thereof tumbled down upon them, that is to say, neither the leaders nor their followers were spared.
وَجَعَلْنَا ٱلسَّمَآءَ سَقْفًا مَّحْفُوظًا ۖ وَهُمْ عَنْ ءَايَٰتِهَا مُعْرِضُونَ
The solar system with its sun, moon, planets and stars is a well- ordered and well-regulated system which has existed for millions of years, never having once suffered the slightest disorder or deviation in the movements of these bodies. These heavenly bodies exercise a very wholesome influence on the terrestrial globe and its inhabitants. Just as a roof is a means of protection from rain, cold and heat for the residents of a house, similarly the heaven serves as a protection for the earth below and heavenly bodies exert their beneficial influence upon mankind.
Commentary:
The solar system with its sun, moon, planets and stars is a well-ordered and well-regulated system which has existed for millions of years, never having once suffered from the slightest disorder or deviation in the movements of these bodies. These heavenly bodies exercise a very wholesome influence on the terrestrial globe and its inhabitants. Just as a roof is a means of protection from rain, cold and heat for the residents of a house, similarly the heaven serves as a protection for the earth below and heavenly bodies exert their beneficial influence upon mankind. The spiritual universe also has its heaven with its sun, moon, planets and stars.
These bodies of the spiritual heaven also exert their influence on the spiritual life of men. They illumine their lives and provide for them guidance in the night of spiritual darkness. Spiritually speaking the implication in the words "a roof well-protected" is that astrologers and diviners have no access to divine secrets.
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Commentary:
The solar system with its sun, moon, planets and stars is a well-ordered and well-regulated system which has existed for millions of years, never having once suffered from the slightest disorder or deviation in the movements of these bodies. These heavenly bodies exercise a very wholesome influence on the terrestrial globe and its inhabitants. Just as a roof is a means of protection from rain, cold and heat for the residents of a house, similarly the heaven serves as a protection for the earth below and heavenly bodies exert their beneficial influence upon mankind. The spiritual universe also has its heaven with its sun, moon, planets and stars.
These bodies of the spiritual heaven also exert their influence on the spiritual life of men. They illumine their lives and provide for them guidance in the night of spiritual darkness. Spiritually speaking the implication in the words "a roof well-protected" is that astrologers and diviners have no access to divine secrets.
1886
The solar system with its sun, moon, planets and stars is a well- ordered and well-regulated system which has existed for millions of years, never having once suffered the slightest disorder or deviation in the movements of these bodies. These heavenly bodies exercise a very wholesome influence on the terrestrial globe and its inhabitants. Just as a roof is a means of protection from rain, cold and heat for the residents of a house, similarly the heaven serves as a protection for the earth below and heavenly bodies exert their beneficial influence upon mankind.
وَلَوْلَآ أَن يَكُونَ ٱلنَّاسُ أُمَّةً وَٰحِدَةً لَّجَعَلْنَا لِمَن يَكْفُرُ بِٱلرَّحْمَٰنِ لِبُيُوتِهِمْ سُقُفًا مِّن فِضَّةٍ وَمَعَارِجَ عَلَيْهَا يَظْهَرُونَ
وَٱلسَّقْفِ ٱلْمَرْفُوعِ
这里指穆撒用华盖的形式在荒野中搭起来的圣幕古犹太的移动式神堂, 古以色列人即在其中礼拜; 或指天房; 或指天; 最后的指称也许较恰当、中肯。
«古兰经» 的特色是, 当它必须作一个坚定的宣言并要对这个宣言给以强调和肯定的时候, 它就以某些存在或事物或自然法则或自然现象发誓, 或加以引证。这一章在开头几节经文中以某些与穆撒--------穆圣的极相似的人物密切相关的东西起誓。使穆撒得到启示的地方是在西奈山, 这个启示体现了经典和说到以色列人兄弟中将出一个伟大先知的预言 («申命记» 18:18和33:2)。显然穆圣就是预言中提到的那位伟大使者。在 «古兰经» 中他的降临被比作穆撒的降临 (73:16)。因此这章经文加以引证的是 “成文的经典” («圣经»或 «古兰经», 宁取后者), 成了穆圣主张的真理的永久而无可争辩的证明。“永远常为人出入之所”
--------天房--------最能说明它所构成其堡垒和中心的宗教是安拉的最后宗教。在漫长的几个世纪以前, 圣洁的圣人, 众先知之父, 伊布拉欣, 在他儿子伊斯马仪的协助下于天房奠基的同时祈求这地方成为安全可靠的避难所, 并藉此为宣讲传播安拉的一致和独一常德的中心。“高耸的屋顶” 一词指的是天, 第六节的意思是, 不 信者太愚蠢, 看不到这个简单事实: 因为穆圣不断得到真主的帮助, 他的事业进步而发达, 反对他的种种计谋证明都要落空而失败。
ہمیشہ بلند رہنے والی چھت سے بھی خانہ کعبہ مراد ہے اور مطلب یہ ہے کہ اس کی عزت خداتعالیٰ ہمیشہ قائم رکھے گا۔
The tabernacle which Moses set up in the wilderness, in the form of a canopy under which the Israelites worshipped, or the Ka‘bah; or the sky, the last reference being more appropriate and relevant.
It is characteristic of the Qur’an that when it has to make a firm declaration and impart emphasis and certainty to that declaration it swears by, or cites as witnesses, certain beings or objects or natural laws or phenomena. In the first few verses the Surah swears by certain things intimately connected with Moses—the counterpart of the Holy Prophet. It was on Tur that the revelation was vouchsafed to Moses which embodied his Law and the prophecies which spoke about the appearance of a great Divine Prophet from among the brethren of the Israelites (Deut. 18:18 & 33:2). Evidently, the Holy Prophet was the Divine Messenger spoken of in the prophecy. His advent is likened in the Qur’an to the advent of Moses (73:16). The Surah then cites, as evidence, the "Inscribed Book" (the Bibl
Commentary:
'The Elevated Roof' may also refer to the tabernacle which Moses set up in the wilderness in the form of a canopy under which the Israelites worshipped. Or it may refer to the Ka‘bah or to the sky or heaven the last reference being more appropriate and relevant.
1311
这里指穆撒用华盖的形式在荒野中搭起来的圣幕古犹太的移动式神堂, 古以色列人即在其中礼拜; 或指天房; 或指天; 最后的指称也许较恰当、中肯。
1312
«古兰经» 的特色是, 当它必须作一个坚定的宣言并要对这个宣言给以强调和肯定的时候, 它就以某些存在或事物或自然法则或自然现象发誓, 或加以引证。这一章在开头几节经文中以某些与穆撒--------穆圣的极相似的人物密切相关的东西起誓。使穆撒得到启示的地方是在西奈山, 这个启示体现了经典和说到以色列人兄弟中将出一个伟大先知的预言 («申命记» 18:18和33:2)。显然穆圣就是预言中提到的那位伟大使者。在 «古兰经» 中他的降临被比作穆撒的降临 (73:16)。因此这章经文加以引证的是 “成文的经典” («圣经»或 «古兰经», 宁取后者), 成了穆圣主张的真理的永久而无可争辩的证明。“永远常为人出入之所”
--------天房--------最能说明它所构成其堡垒和中心的宗教是安拉的最后宗教。在漫长的几个世纪以前, 圣洁的圣人, 众先知之父, 伊布拉欣, 在他儿子伊斯马仪的协助下于天房奠基的同时祈求这地方成为安全可靠的避难所, 并藉此为宣讲传播安拉的一致和独一常德的中心。“高耸的屋顶” 一词指的是天, 第六节的意思是, 不 信者太愚蠢, 看不到这个简单事实: 因为穆圣不断得到真主的帮助, 他的事业进步而发达, 反对他的种种计谋证明都要落空而失败。
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ہمیشہ بلند رہنے والی چھت سے بھی خانہ کعبہ مراد ہے اور مطلب یہ ہے کہ اس کی عزت خداتعالیٰ ہمیشہ قائم رکھے گا۔
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Commentary:
'The Elevated Roof' may also refer to the tabernacle which Moses set up in the wilderness in the form of a canopy under which the Israelites worshipped. Or it may refer to the Ka‘bah or to the sky or heaven the last reference being more appropriate and relevant.
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The tabernacle which Moses set up in the wilderness, in the form of a canopy under which the Israelites worshipped, or the Ka‘bah; or the sky, the last reference being more appropriate and relevant.
It is characteristic of the Qur’an that when it has to make a firm declaration and impart emphasis and certainty to that declaration it swears by, or cites as witnesses, certain beings or objects or natural laws or phenomena. In the first few verses the Surah swears by certain things intimately connected with Moses—the counterpart of the Holy Prophet. It was on Tur that the revelation was vouchsafed to Moses which embodied his Law and the prophecies which spoke about the appearance of a great Divine Prophet from among the brethren of the Israelites (Deut. 18:18 & 33:2). Evidently, the Holy Prophet was the Divine Messenger spoken of in the prophecy. His advent is likened in the Qur’an to the advent of Moses (73:16). The Surah then cites, as evidence, the "Inscribed Book" (the Bibl