ٱلْبَصَرَ
Appears 2 times in Quran
Occurrences in Quran
Found 2 verses containing "ٱلْبَصَرَ".
ٱلَّذِى خَلَقَ سَبْعَ سَمَٰوَٰتٍ طِبَاقًا ۖ مَّا تَرَىٰ فِى خَلْقِ ٱلرَّحْمَٰنِ مِن تَفَٰوُتٍ ۖ فَٱرْجِعِ ٱلْبَصَرَ هَلْ تَرَىٰ مِن فُطُورٍ
65:13; 67:4; 71:16.
Tibaq is synonymous with Tabaq and with its plural, Atbaq. They say such a thing is the Tabaq or Tibaq of that, i.e. this thing is the match of that or the like of that in measure, size or quality, etc. Tibaq also means, a stage (Lane).
65:13; 67:4; 71:16.
Important Words:
طباقاً (in grades) is derived from طبق. They say أطبق الثوب i.e. he folded together the piece of cloth. طبق means, a thing that is the equal of another thing in its measure so that it covers the whole extent of the latter like the lid; a layer of the earth; a fold; a generation; any of the stages of heaven. السماوات طباق means, the heavens are composed of stages, one above another (Lane & Aqrab).
تفاوت (incongruity) is derived from فات . They say تفاوت الشیئان i.e. the two things were distinct or were different. تفاوت means, defect, fault, or imperfection; incongruity or discordance (Lane & Aqrab).
فطور (flaw) is derived from فطر. They say فطرہ i.e. God created it or brought it into existence for the first time, it not having existed before. انفطر means, it became split, rent or cleft. فطور means, cleft; flaw; disorder (Lane & Aqrab).
Commentary:
Wonderful indeed is God’s creation. The solar system of which our earth is but a small member is vast, varied and orderly and yet this system is but one of hundreds of millions of systems, some of which are incalculably larger than it, yet the countless millions of suns and stars are so arranged and distributed in relation to one another as to produce everywhere harmony and beauty. The order that covers and pervades the universe is obvious to the ordinary naked eye, and is spread far beyond the range of disciplined vision, assisted by all the instruments and appliances which science and art have been able to invent (Flint).
d
65:13; 67:4; 71:16.
1447
طِبَاق (Tibaq) 是 طَبَق (Tabaq) 及其复数 اَطْبَاق (Atbaq) 的同义词。他们说 طَبَق (Tabaq) 或 طِبَاق (Tibaq) 就是这样一种东西, 即这种东西是某种东西的配对物, 即在分量、尺寸或性质等方面相类似的东西。Tibāq 还有 “阶段” 的意思 (Lane)。
a
65:13; 67:4; 71:16.
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Important Words:
طباقاً (in grades) is derived from طبق. They say أطبق الثوب i.e. he folded together the piece of cloth. طبق means, a thing that is the equal of another thing in its measure so that it covers the whole extent of the latter like the lid; a layer of the earth; a fold; a generation; any of the stages of heaven. السماوات طباق means, the heavens are composed of stages, one above another (Lane & Aqrab).
تفاوت (incongruity) is derived from فات . They say تفاوت الشیئان i.e. the two things were distinct or were different. تفاوت means, defect, fault, or imperfection; incongruity or discordance (Lane & Aqrab).
فطور (flaw) is derived from فطر. They say فطرہ i.e. God created it or brought it into existence for the first time, it not having existed before. انفطر means, it became split, rent or cleft. فطور means, cleft; flaw; disorder (Lane & Aqrab).
Commentary:
Wonderful indeed is God’s creation. The solar system of which our earth is but a small member is vast, varied and orderly and yet this system is but one of hundreds of millions of systems, some of which are incalculably larger than it, yet the countless millions of suns and stars are so arranged and distributed in relation to one another as to produce everywhere harmony and beauty. The order that covers and pervades the universe is obvious to the ordinary naked eye, and is spread far beyond the range of disciplined vision, assisted by all the instruments and appliances which science and art have been able to invent (Flint).
d
65:13; 67:4; 71:16.
3079A
Tibaq is synonymous with Tabaq and with its plural, Atbaq. They say such a thing is the Tabaq or Tibaq of that, i.e. this thing is the match of that or the like of that in measure, size or quality, etc. Tibaq also means, a stage (Lane).
ثُمَّ ٱرْجِعِ ٱلْبَصَرَ كَرَّتَيْنِ يَنقَلِبْ إِلَيْكَ ٱلْبَصَرُ خَاسِئًا وَهُوَ حَسِيرٌ
安拉的创造真是神奇。太阳系广漠无边, 变化多端 而又井然有序--------我们的地球仅是其中的一个小小的分子--------但太阳系还只是数以万万计的星系里面的一个, 其中有些要比太阳系大得无法计算, 然而各种难以胜数的星辰、太阳彼此的排列和分布处处都呈现出美与和谐。宇宙间无处不在的秩序一般肉眼都能看到, 这种秩序超越了训练有素的视力, 即使这种视力得到了科学和艺术所能发明的种种仪器和装备的帮助。
Wonderful indeed is God’s creation. The solar system of which our earth is but a small member is vast, varied and orderly and yet it is but one of hundreds of millions of systems, some of which are incalculably larger than it, yet the countless millions of suns and stars are so arranged and distributed in relation to one another as to produce everywhere harmony and beauty. The order that covers and pervades the universe is obvious to the ordinary naked eye and is spread far beyond the range of disciplined vision, assisted by all the instruments and appliances which science and art have been able to invent.
Important Words:
خاسئا (confused) is derived from خسأ which means, he was or became vile, despised and hated. خاسأ الرجل الکلب means, the man drove away the dog. خسأ البصر means, the eyesight became dazzled or confused and dim. خاسیء when applied to a dog or a swine means, driven away and repelled, and when applied to a man means, contemptible, despicable, vile or confused; and when applied to the eyesight means, dazzled or confused and dim (Lane).
1448
安拉的创造真是神奇。太阳系广漠无边, 变化多端 而又井然有序--------我们的地球仅是其中的一个小小的分子--------但太阳系还只是数以万万计的星系里面的一个, 其中有些要比太阳系大得无法计算, 然而各种难以胜数的星辰、太阳彼此的排列和分布处处都呈现出美与和谐。宇宙间无处不在的秩序一般肉眼都能看到, 这种秩序超越了训练有素的视力, 即使这种视力得到了科学和艺术所能发明的种种仪器和装备的帮助。
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Important Words:
خاسئا (confused) is derived from خسأ which means, he was or became vile, despised and hated. خاسأ الرجل الکلب means, the man drove away the dog. خسأ البصر means, the eyesight became dazzled or confused and dim. خاسیء when applied to a dog or a swine means, driven away and repelled, and when applied to a man means, contemptible, despicable, vile or confused; and when applied to the eyesight means, dazzled or confused and dim (Lane).
3080
Wonderful indeed is God’s creation. The solar system of which our earth is but a small member is vast, varied and orderly and yet it is but one of hundreds of millions of systems, some of which are incalculably larger than it, yet the countless millions of suns and stars are so arranged and distributed in relation to one another as to produce everywhere harmony and beauty. The order that covers and pervades the universe is obvious to the ordinary naked eye and is spread far beyond the range of disciplined vision, assisted by all the instruments and appliances which science and art have been able to invent.