وَّشُہُبًا
Appears 1 times in Quran
Occurrences in Quran
Found 1 verses containing "وَّشُہُبًا".
وَاَنَّا لَمَسۡنَا السَّمَآءَ فَوَجَدۡنٰہَا مُلِئَتۡ حَرَسًا شَدِیۡدًا وَّشُہُبًا
15:17-19; 37:7-9.
The expression, 'Seeking to reach heaven,' means, trying to steal the secrets of the unknown. When a Divine Reformer is about to make his appearance in the world, an unusual shooting of stars takes place. It is to this exceptional natural phenomenon that reference seems to have been made in this verse.
15:17-19; 37:7-9.
Important Words:
حرساً (guards) is derived from حرس which means, he guarded, took care; he stole or stole by night. حرس (harasun) is the plural of حراس which means, a guard or guardian; a thief, used ironically because guardians are sometimes found to be thieves (Lane & Aqrab).
Commentary:
The verse shows that when a Divine Reformer is about to make his appearance in the world, an unusual shooting of stars takes place. It is to this exceptional natural phenomenon that reference is made in this verse. "Seeking to reach heaven," means, trying to steal the secrets of the unknown. See next verse.
b
15:17-19; 37:7-9.
1501
“试图上达天体” 这句的意思是, 企图偷偷得到未知领域的奥秘。当真主的复兴者行将出现在世界上的时候, 就产生了不同寻常的流星。这节经文里所指的似乎就是这个意外的自然现象。
a
15:17-19; 37:7-9.
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Important Words:
حرساً (guards) is derived from حرس which means, he guarded, took care; he stole or stole by night. حرس (harasun) is the plural of حراس which means, a guard or guardian; a thief, used ironically because guardians are sometimes found to be thieves (Lane & Aqrab).
Commentary:
The verse shows that when a Divine Reformer is about to make his appearance in the world, an unusual shooting of stars takes place. It is to this exceptional natural phenomenon that reference is made in this verse. "Seeking to reach heaven," means, trying to steal the secrets of the unknown. See next verse.
b
15:17-19; 37:7-9.
3141
The expression, 'Seeking to reach heaven,' means, trying to steal the secrets of the unknown. When a Divine Reformer is about to make his appearance in the world, an unusual shooting of stars takes place. It is to this exceptional natural phenomenon that reference seems to have been made in this verse.