رَہۡوًا
Appears 1 times in Quran
Occurrences in Quran
Found 1 verses containing "رَہۡوًا".
وَاتۡرُکِ الۡبَحۡرَ رَہۡوًا ۖ اِنَّہُمۡ جُنۡدٌ مُّغۡرَقُوۡنَ
دیکھئے تفسیر کبیر جلد اول ص۴۱۷ تا ۴۲۲۔
Rahw is derived from Raha. They say, Raha Baina Rijlaihi, i.e. he parted his legs and made an opening between them; Rahal-Bahru means, the sea became still and calm. Rahw means calm; motionless; depressed place where water collects; an elevated and plain tract of ground (Lane). When Moses and the Israelites arrived at the northern extremity of the Red Sea, the ebb of the tide had begun. As the water receded, it left behind dunes, the tops of which were gradually uncovered, leaving the intervening depressions full of water. The Israelites crossed over at that moment. See also 20:78.
Important Words:
رھوا (motionless) is derived from رھا. They say رھا بین رجلیه i.e. he parted his legs and made an opening between them. رھا البحرmeans, the sea became still and calm. رھا الطائر means, the bird spread its wings. رھوا means, an intervening space between two things; a depressed place where water collects or stagnates; an elevated place; a way through a market-place, at the sides of which sit the sellers; a well wide in the mouth; quick or swift; still, quiet or motionless; accompany of men following one another (Lane & Aqrab).
Commentary:
When Moses and the Israelites arrived at the northern extremity of the Red Sea, the ebb of the tide had begun. As the water receded, it left dunes, the tops of which were gradually uncovered, leaving the intervening depressions full of water. The Israelites crossed over at that moment.
For a detailed description as to how Moses passed through the sea while Pharaoh and his mighty hosts were drowned, see 20:78 and 26:64.
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دیکھئے تفسیر کبیر جلد اول ص۴۱۷ تا ۴۲۲۔
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Important Words:
رھوا (motionless) is derived from رھا. They say رھا بین رجلیه i.e. he parted his legs and made an opening between them. رھا البحرmeans, the sea became still and calm. رھا الطائر means, the bird spread its wings. رھوا means, an intervening space between two things; a depressed place where water collects or stagnates; an elevated place; a way through a market-place, at the sides of which sit the sellers; a well wide in the mouth; quick or swift; still, quiet or motionless; accompany of men following one another (Lane & Aqrab).
Commentary:
When Moses and the Israelites arrived at the northern extremity of the Red Sea, the ebb of the tide had begun. As the water receded, it left dunes, the tops of which were gradually uncovered, leaving the intervening depressions full of water. The Israelites crossed over at that moment.
For a detailed description as to how Moses passed through the sea while Pharaoh and his mighty hosts were drowned, see 20:78 and 26:64.
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Rahw is derived from Raha. They say, Raha Baina Rijlaihi, i.e. he parted his legs and made an opening between them; Rahal-Bahru means, the sea became still and calm. Rahw means calm; motionless; depressed place where water collects; an elevated and plain tract of ground (Lane). When Moses and the Israelites arrived at the northern extremity of the Red Sea, the ebb of the tide had begun. As the water receded, it left behind dunes, the tops of which were gradually uncovered, leaving the intervening depressions full of water. The Israelites crossed over at that moment. See also 20:78.