وَٱلطَّارِقِ
Appears 1 times in Quran
Occurrences in Quran
Found 1 verses containing "وَٱلطَّارِقِ".
وَٱلسَّمَآءِ وَٱلطَّارِقِ
这节经文可以指穆圣的代表。伊斯兰教蒙受的精神黑夜过去之后, 穆圣的代表的降临犹如晨星, 预示了伊斯兰教的胜利的黎明和传播。但是根据有些 «古兰经» 注释家的看法, 这节经文是指穆圣本人的出现, 当时精神黑夜笼罩全世界, 阿拉伯一团漆黑, 穆圣就在那儿出现。
The reference in the verse may be to the Holy Prophet’s Deputy whose advent like the morning star was to herald the dawn of the triumph and spread of Islam, after the night of spiritual darkness, which had come over Islam will have passed. According to some Commentators, however, the verse refers to the Holy Prophet himself who appeared when the night of spiritual darkness had spread over the entire world, it being pitch dark in Arabia, the land where he made his appearance.
Important Words:
الطارق (Morning Star) is derived from طرق. They say طرق الباب i.e. he knocked at the door. طرق أھله لیلاً means, he came to his family by night. The Arabs say, طرقه الزمان بنوائبه i.e. the time visited him with its calamities like one knocking at the door in the night. طارق means, a comer by night, because he has generally to knock; the star that appears in the night; the morning star because it comes in the end of night (Lane, Aqrab & Qadir). The word also means, a chief or great man, as the expression used by Hind on the day of Uhud shows, viz. نحن بنات طارق نـمشی علی النمارق i.e. we are the daughters of great men; and we walk upon pillows (Tarikhul-Kamil, vol. 2. and "The Life of Mahomet" by Muir).
Commentary:
The reference in the verse may be to the Promised Messiah whose advent like the morning star was to herald the dawn of the triumph and spread of Islam, after the night of spiritual darkness had passed. According to some commentators, however, the verse refers to the Holy Prophet who appeared when the night of spiritual darkness had spread over the entire world, it being pitch dark in Arabia, the land where he made his appearance.
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这节经文可以指穆圣的代表。伊斯兰教蒙受的精神黑夜过去之后, 穆圣的代表的降临犹如晨星, 预示了伊斯兰教的胜利的黎明和传播。但是根据有些 «古兰经» 注释家的看法, 这节经文是指穆圣本人的出现, 当时精神黑夜笼罩全世界, 阿拉伯一团漆黑, 穆圣就在那儿出现。
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Important Words:
الطارق (Morning Star) is derived from طرق. They say طرق الباب i.e. he knocked at the door. طرق أھله لیلاً means, he came to his family by night. The Arabs say, طرقه الزمان بنوائبه i.e. the time visited him with its calamities like one knocking at the door in the night. طارق means, a comer by night, because he has generally to knock; the star that appears in the night; the morning star because it comes in the end of night (Lane, Aqrab & Qadir). The word also means, a chief or great man, as the expression used by Hind on the day of Uhud shows, viz. نحن بنات طارق نـمشی علی النمارق i.e. we are the daughters of great men; and we walk upon pillows (Tarikhul-Kamil, vol. 2. and "The Life of Mahomet" by Muir).
Commentary:
The reference in the verse may be to the Promised Messiah whose advent like the morning star was to herald the dawn of the triumph and spread of Islam, after the night of spiritual darkness had passed. According to some commentators, however, the verse refers to the Holy Prophet who appeared when the night of spiritual darkness had spread over the entire world, it being pitch dark in Arabia, the land where he made his appearance.
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The reference in the verse may be to the Holy Prophet’s Deputy whose advent like the morning star was to herald the dawn of the triumph and spread of Islam, after the night of spiritual darkness, which had come over Islam will have passed. According to some Commentators, however, the verse refers to the Holy Prophet himself who appeared when the night of spiritual darkness had spread over the entire world, it being pitch dark in Arabia, the land where he made his appearance.