مُّقۡتَدِرٍ
Appears 2 times in Quran
Derived Words (2)
Words derived from the stem "مُّقۡتَدِرٍ".
- Omnipotent
- Omnipotent
Occurrences in Quran
Found 2 verses containing "مُّقۡتَدِرٍ".
کَذَّبُوۡا بِاٰیٰتِنَا کُلِّہَا فَاَخَذۡنٰہُمۡ اَخۡذَ عَزِیۡزٍ مُّقۡتَدِرٍ
20:57.
20:57.
Pharaoh was a very powerful monarch. He regarded himself as "the most high lord of the Israelites" (79:25). So the might of the real Omnipotent, Lord of Moses and Aaron was pitted against that self-designated lord, who was completely annihilated.
20:57.
Commentary:
The use in the verse of the word مقتدر (The Powerful) is very significant. Pharaoh was a very powerful monarch. He regarded himself as "the most high lord of the Israelites" (79:25). So the might of the real Omnipotent Lord of Moses and Aaron was pitted against that self-designated lord, and he was completely annihilated.
a
20:57.
c
20:57.
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Commentary:
The use in the verse of the word مقتدر (The Powerful) is very significant. Pharaoh was a very powerful monarch. He regarded himself as "the most high lord of the Israelites" (79:25). So the might of the real Omnipotent Lord of Moses and Aaron was pitted against that self-designated lord, and he was completely annihilated.
a
20:57.
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Pharaoh was a very powerful monarch. He regarded himself as "the most high lord of the Israelites" (79:25). So the might of the real Omnipotent, Lord of Moses and Aaron was pitted against that self-designated lord, who was completely annihilated.
فِیۡ مَقۡعَدِ صِدۡقٍ عِنۡدَ مَلِیۡکٍ مُّقۡتَدِرٍۭ
Important Words:
ملیک (King) is the intensive form of مالک which means, master.
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Important Words:
ملیک (King) is the intensive form of مالک which means, master.