تَقَلُّبِ
Appears 1 times in Quran
Derived Words (2)
Words derived from the stem "تَقَلُّبِ".
- their going to and fro
- their going to and fro
Occurrences in Quran
Found 1 verses containing "تَقَلُّبِ".
أَوْ يَأْخُذَهُمْ فِى تَقَلُّبِهِمْ فَمَا هُم بِمُعْجِزِينَ
不信的人频繁地旅行, 他们在大地上随意的不受限制的行动, 不应使信者们认为他们的力量是不可战胜的, 他们的荣耀是不会消失的。这些行动很快会导致他们的政治力量的灭亡。
The frequent journeying of disbelievers and their free and unrestricted movements in the land should not lead believers to think that their might is invincible and that their glory will never depart. Soon these movements will result in the destruction of their political power.
Commentary:
The verse means to say that the frequent journeying of disbelievers and their free and unrestricted movements in the land should not lead them to think that their might is invincible and that their glory will never depart. These very movements of theirs will result in the destruction of their political power. In fact, the Battle of Badr was the result of the Meccans having sent out an armed force to provide escort for the trade caravan which was returning from Syria and which was likely to have a clash with Muslims. The battle proved to be the beginning of destruction of the power of the Quraish of Mecca.
679
不信的人频繁地旅行, 他们在大地上随意的不受限制的行动, 不应使信者们认为他们的力量是不可战胜的, 他们的荣耀是不会消失的。这些行动很快会导致他们的政治力量的灭亡。
1848
Commentary:
The verse means to say that the frequent journeying of disbelievers and their free and unrestricted movements in the land should not lead them to think that their might is invincible and that their glory will never depart. These very movements of theirs will result in the destruction of their political power. In fact, the Battle of Badr was the result of the Meccans having sent out an armed force to provide escort for the trade caravan which was returning from Syria and which was likely to have a clash with Muslims. The battle proved to be the beginning of destruction of the power of the Quraish of Mecca.
1548
The frequent journeying of disbelievers and their free and unrestricted movements in the land should not lead believers to think that their might is invincible and that their glory will never depart. Soon these movements will result in the destruction of their political power.