لَغَآئِظُوۡنَ
Appears 1 times in Quran
Occurrences in Quran
Found 1 verses containing "لَغَآئِظُوۡنَ".
وَاِنَّہُمۡ لَنَا لَغَآئِظُوۡنَ
The appearance of a Divine Prophet among a people is a sure guarantee of their great and bright future if only they accept his Message and follow his lead. The Prophet gives them a new life and creates in them a new hope and confidence which change their whole outlook on life. After the advent of Moses, Pharaoh must have felt a great change in the Israelites and this must have cut him to the quick.
Important Words:
غائظون (have offended) is the plural of غائظ which is derived from غاظ i.e. he or it affected him with anger, wrath or rage or it angered or enraged him. غیظ means, anger, wrath (Lane).
Commentary:
The appearance of a Divine Prophet among a people is a sure guarantee of their great and bright future if they accept his message and follow his lead. The Prophet gives them a new life and creates in them a new hope and confidence which change their whole outlook on life and their attitude towards their exploiters. After the advent of Moses, Pharaoh must have felt a great change in the Israelites and this must have cut him to the quick.
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Important Words:
غائظون (have offended) is the plural of غائظ which is derived from غاظ i.e. he or it affected him with anger, wrath or rage or it angered or enraged him. غیظ means, anger, wrath (Lane).
Commentary:
The appearance of a Divine Prophet among a people is a sure guarantee of their great and bright future if they accept his message and follow his lead. The Prophet gives them a new life and creates in them a new hope and confidence which change their whole outlook on life and their attitude towards their exploiters. After the advent of Moses, Pharaoh must have felt a great change in the Israelites and this must have cut him to the quick.
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The appearance of a Divine Prophet among a people is a sure guarantee of their great and bright future if only they accept his Message and follow his lead. The Prophet gives them a new life and creates in them a new hope and confidence which change their whole outlook on life. After the advent of Moses, Pharaoh must have felt a great change in the Israelites and this must have cut him to the quick.