حِیۡنٌ
Appears 1 times in Quran
Derived Words (1)
Words derived from the stem "حِیۡنٌ".
- a period
Occurrences in Quran
Found 1 verses containing "حِیۡنٌ".
ہَلۡ اَتٰی عَلَی الۡاِنۡسٰنِ حِیۡنٌ مِّنَ الدَّہۡرِ لَمۡ یَکُنۡ شَیۡـًٔا مَّذۡکُوۡرًا
19:68.
19:68.
19:68.
Important Words:
حین (period) is derived from حان. They say حان الشیء i.e. the time of the thing came near, it happened. حین means, time or a space or period of time, any time; a continuous time; an appointed time; time absolutely; the time when an event takes place; time without end (Lane & Aqrab).
الدھر (time) is infinitive noun from دھر. They say دھر القوم أمر مکروہ i.e. an evil event befell the people. دھر means, time from the beginning of the world to the end; any long or unlimited period of time; a period of time whether long or short; time without end, differing from زمان which means, time having end. دھر also means, an age; fate or fortune; an evil event or accident; a misfortune; a calamity, a purpose; a desire; the end that one has in view; a custom or habit (Lane & Aqrab).
Commentary:
الانسان (man) in this and the next verse does not mean human species as such, but every man. The verse means that before man is born, he is not mentioned, spoken of, or referred to; the reference being to his insignificant and unmentionable beginning.
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19:68.
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19:68.
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Important Words:
حین (period) is derived from حان. They say حان الشیء i.e. the time of the thing came near, it happened. حین means, time or a space or period of time, any time; a continuous time; an appointed time; time absolutely; the time when an event takes place; time without end (Lane & Aqrab).
الدھر (time) is infinitive noun from دھر. They say دھر القوم أمر مکروہ i.e. an evil event befell the people. دھر means, time from the beginning of the world to the end; any long or unlimited period of time; a period of time whether long or short; time without end, differing from زمان which means, time having end. دھر also means, an age; fate or fortune; an evil event or accident; a misfortune; a calamity, a purpose; a desire; the end that one has in view; a custom or habit (Lane & Aqrab).
Commentary:
الانسان (man) in this and the next verse does not mean human species as such, but every man. The verse means that before man is born, he is not mentioned, spoken of, or referred to; the reference being to his insignificant and unmentionable beginning.
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19:68.