رَفۡرَف
Appears 1 times in Quran
Derived Words (1)
Words derived from the stem "رَفۡرَف".
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Occurrences in Quran
Found 1 verses containing "رَفۡرَف".
مُتَّکِئِیۡنَ عَلٰی رَفۡرَفٍ خُضۡرٍ وَّعَبۡقَرِیٍّ حِسَانٍ
55:55.
Again the words used in v.55 about believers show that they possess greater dignity, respect and authority than those to whom the present verse refers. With this verse the comparison between these two categories of believers specifically mentioned in the next Surah, i.e. "the foremost" (56:11) and "those on the right hand" (56:28) comes to an end.
See 55:55.
Commentary:
عبقری is relative noun from عبقر, a place which the Arabs asserted to be the land of the jinn; hence it is applied as an epithet to anything wondered at or admired, for the skillfulness which it exhibits, or the excellence of its manufacture and its strength; or to any work great in estimation, and delicate. It is both singular and plural and the feminine is عبقریة. They say ثیاب عبقریة i.e. clothes or garments of admirable manufacture, so called in relation to a certain town عبقر in Yemen in which clothes or garments and carpets are figured and variegated and are of the utmost beauty. Thus عبقری means, a kind of carpet variously dyed and figured; perfect or complete applied to anything; a lord or chief of men; one who has none above him and is strong. ھذا عبقری قومmeans, this is a chief or Lord of a people. The word is also applied as an epithet denoting superlativeness of any quality. ظلمعبقری means, an excessive tyranny. The Holy Prophet is reported to have related a dream, mentioning ‘Umar and said: فلم أر عبقریا یفری فریه i.e. I have not seen a chief of a people do his wonderful deed. عبقری حسان means, beautiful variegated carpets (Lane & Aqrab).
Again the words used in v. 55 about believers show that they possess a greater dignity, respect and authority than those to whom the present verse refers. With this verse the comparison between the two categories of believers specifically mentioned in the next Surah, i.e. "the foremost" (56:11) and "those on the right hand" (56:28) comes to an end.
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55:55.
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这句经文还用于第55节中的信者, 说明他们要比这节所提到的信者更尊严, 更可敬, 权威更大。在下一经章中特别提到的两类信者--------“最先者” (56:11) 和 “在右边的人” (56:28)--------之间的比较是这一主题的终点。
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See 55:55.
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Commentary:
عبقری is relative noun from عبقر, a place which the Arabs asserted to be the land of the jinn; hence it is applied as an epithet to anything wondered at or admired, for the skillfulness which it exhibits, or the excellence of its manufacture and its strength; or to any work great in estimation, and delicate. It is both singular and plural and the feminine is عبقریة. They say ثیاب عبقریة i.e. clothes or garments of admirable manufacture, so called in relation to a certain town عبقر in Yemen in which clothes or garments and carpets are figured and variegated and are of the utmost beauty. Thus عبقری means, a kind of carpet variously dyed and figured; perfect or complete applied to anything; a lord or chief of men; one who has none above him and is strong. ھذا عبقری قومmeans, this is a chief or Lord of a people. The word is also applied as an epithet denoting superlativeness of any quality. ظلمعبقری means, an excessive tyranny. The Holy Prophet is reported to have related a dream, mentioning ‘Umar and said: فلم أر عبقریا یفری فریه i.e. I have not seen a chief of a people do his wonderful deed. عبقری حسان means, beautiful variegated carpets (Lane & Aqrab).
Again the words used in v. 55 about believers show that they possess a greater dignity, respect and authority than those to whom the present verse refers. With this verse the comparison between the two categories of believers specifically mentioned in the next Surah, i.e. "the foremost" (56:11) and "those on the right hand" (56:28) comes to an end.
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55:55.
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Again the words used in v.55 about believers show that they possess greater dignity, respect and authority than those to whom the present verse refers. With this verse the comparison between these two categories of believers specifically mentioned in the next Surah, i.e. "the foremost" (56:11) and "those on the right hand" (56:28) comes to an end.