نَرِثُ
Appears 2 times in Quran
Derived Words (4)
Words derived from the stem "نَرِثُ".
- We shall inherit of him
- will inherit
- will inherit
- We shall inherit of him
Occurrences in Quran
Found 2 verses containing "نَرِثُ".
اِنَّا نَحۡنُ نَرِثُ الۡاَرۡضَ وَمَنۡ عَلَیۡہَا وَاِلَیۡنَا یُرۡجَعُوۡنَ
15:24; 28:59.
The verse embodies two prophecies: (a) The Christian people will first come to rule over almost the whole of the earth, and will be dominating it by their large numbers; and (b) as a result of their disbelief they will then be deprived of their dominion which will ultimately be given to the followers of Islam.
15:24; 28:59.
Commentary:
As the Surah deals with the false Christian beliefs and the rise, progress and prosperity of Christian nations, and with the ultimate destruction of their material might and power the word الارض (the earth) here signifies the vast parts of the world over which they will hold sway; and the expression من علیھا (who are thereon) points to the large numbers of Christian people who at that time will be inhabiting the earth and dominating it.
The verse embodies two prophecies: (a) the Christians will first come to rule over almost the whole earth, and will be dominating it by their large numbers, and (b) then as a result of their disbelief they will be deprived of their world dominion which will ultimately be given to the followers of Islam. It points to the present great material power and grandeur of Christian nations and their subsequent destruction and to the ultimate spread and triumph of Islam. The words, And to Us will they all be returned, signify that Western Christian nations will ultimately accept Islam.
d
15:24; 28:59.
804
这节经文体现两个预言: (a) 基督教人将先统治几乎整个地球, 并将以他们的众多人数支配全世界; (b) 然后由于他们的不信, 他们将被剥夺掉这种支配权, 而这种支配权最终必将给予伊斯兰教的信仰者。
a
15:24; 28:59.
2184
Commentary:
As the Surah deals with the false Christian beliefs and the rise, progress and prosperity of Christian nations, and with the ultimate destruction of their material might and power the word الارض (the earth) here signifies the vast parts of the world over which they will hold sway; and the expression من علیھا (who are thereon) points to the large numbers of Christian people who at that time will be inhabiting the earth and dominating it.
The verse embodies two prophecies: (a) the Christians will first come to rule over almost the whole earth, and will be dominating it by their large numbers, and (b) then as a result of their disbelief they will be deprived of their world dominion which will ultimately be given to the followers of Islam. It points to the present great material power and grandeur of Christian nations and their subsequent destruction and to the ultimate spread and triumph of Islam. The words, And to Us will they all be returned, signify that Western Christian nations will ultimately accept Islam.
c
15:24; 28:59.
1772
The verse embodies two prophecies: (a) The Christian people will first come to rule over almost the whole of the earth, and will be dominating it by their large numbers; and (b) as a result of their disbelief they will then be deprived of their dominion which will ultimately be given to the followers of Islam.
وَنَرِثُہٗ مَا یَقُوۡلُ وَیَاۡتِیۡنَا فَرۡدًا
6:95; 18:49.
یعنی اسے دنیا پر فخر ہے خدا اس کا وارث ہو جائے گا۔ یعنی ان سے چھین کر اپنے مخلص بندوں کو دے دے گا۔ اس میں اسلام کی ترقی کی پیشگوئی ہے۔
6:95; 18:49.
The words, We shall inherit from him all that he talks of and he shall come to Us all alone, may mean: he shall have to leave all his wealth and children behind; (a) We shall preserve his insolent talk and will remind him of it when he comes to Us and will punish him for it; and (b) his inheritors will enter the fold of Islam and all his wealth and resources will be used in Our cause.
6:95; 18:49.
Commentary:
The sentence, And We shall inherit of him all that he talks of, may mean:(a) We shall inherit his wealth and children, i.e. he shall be obliged to leave all his wealth and children behind; (b) We shall preserve his insolent talk and will remind him of it when he comes to Us and will punish him for it; and (c) his inheritors will enter the fold of Islam and all his wealth and resources will be used in the cause of Islam.
The words, He shall come to Us all alone, signify that he shall be deprived of all his wealth so that all his sycophants and hangers-on who had gathered round him on account of his great wealth and children will leave him and he will be left all alone.
The expression مایقول refers to the proud talk in which the disbelievers indulge because of their great wealth, power, influence and children.
e
6:95; 18:49.
3
یعنی اسے دنیا پر فخر ہے خدا اس کا وارث ہو جائے گا۔ یعنی ان سے چھین کر اپنے مخلص بندوں کو دے دے گا۔ اس میں اسلام کی ترقی کی پیشگوئی ہے۔
a
6:95; 18:49.
2220
Commentary:
The sentence, And We shall inherit of him all that he talks of, may mean:(a) We shall inherit his wealth and children, i.e. he shall be obliged to leave all his wealth and children behind; (b) We shall preserve his insolent talk and will remind him of it when he comes to Us and will punish him for it; and (c) his inheritors will enter the fold of Islam and all his wealth and resources will be used in the cause of Islam.
The words, He shall come to Us all alone, signify that he shall be deprived of all his wealth so that all his sycophants and hangers-on who had gathered round him on account of his great wealth and children will leave him and he will be left all alone.
The expression مایقول refers to the proud talk in which the disbelievers indulge because of their great wealth, power, influence and children.
d
6:95; 18:49.
1798
The words, We shall inherit from him all that he talks of and he shall come to Us all alone, may mean: he shall have to leave all his wealth and children behind; (a) We shall preserve his insolent talk and will remind him of it when he comes to Us and will punish him for it; and (b) his inheritors will enter the fold of Islam and all his wealth and resources will be used in Our cause.