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Ų‚Ų†Øˇ

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The root Ų‚Ų†Øˇ (qnT) primarily means to despair, especially of God's mercy or of good. It can also imply a most vehement form of despair. In some contexts, it means to withhold or debar something.

Root

Ų‚-Ų†-Øˇ

6

Total uses

6

Verses

5

Surahs

6

Forms

Root

Ų‚-Ų†-Øˇ

Root Meaning

The root Ų‚Ų†Øˇ (qnT) primarily means to despair, especially of God's mercy or of good. It can also imply a most vehement form of despair. In some contexts, it means to withhold or debar something.

Derived forms

ŲąŲ„ÛĄŲ‚ŲŽŲ°Ų†ŲØˇŲŲŠŲ†ŲŽ1ŲŠŲŽŲ‚ÛĄŲ†ŲŽØˇŲ1ŲŠŲŽŲ‚ÛĄŲ†ŲŽØˇŲŲˆŲ†ŲŽ1ØĒŲŽŲ‚ÛĄŲ†ŲŽØˇŲŲˆØ§Ų’1Ų‚ŲŽŲ†ŲŲˆØˇāŖąâ€1Ų‚ŲŽŲ†ŲŽØˇŲŲˆØ§Ų’1

Surah distribution

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📖 Ayaths where this word appears (6)

Al-Hijr 15:55

ŲąŲ„Ų’Ų‚ŲŽŲ°Ų†ŲØˇŲŲŠŲ†ŲŽMeaning here: The root Ų‚Ų†Øˇ (qnT) primarily means to despair, especially of God's mercy or of good. It can also imply a most vehement form of despair. In some contexts, it means to withhold or debar something.

They said: We bring thee good tidings in truth. So be not thou of the despairing

Al-Hijr 15:56

ŲŠŲŽŲ‚Ų’Ų†ŲŽØˇŲMeaning here: The root Ų‚Ų†Øˇ (qnT) primarily means to despair, especially of God's mercy or of good. It can also imply a most vehement form of despair. In some contexts, it means to withhold or debar something.

He said: And who despaireth of the mercy of his Lord save those who are astray

Ar-Rum 30:36

ŲŠŲŽŲ‚Ų’Ų†ŲŽØˇŲŲˆŲ†ŲŽMeaning here: The root Ų‚Ų†Øˇ (qnT) primarily means to despair, especially of God's mercy or of good. It can also imply a most vehement form of despair. In some contexts, it means to withhold or debar something.

And when We cause mankind to taste of mercy they rejoice therein; but if an evil thing befall them as the consequence of their own deeds, lo! they are in despair

Az-Zumar 39:53

ØĒŲŽŲ‚Ų’Ų†ŲŽØˇŲŲˆØ§ÛŸMeaning here: The root Ų‚Ų†Øˇ (qnT) primarily means to despair, especially of God's mercy or of good. It can also imply a most vehement form of despair. In some contexts, it means to withhold or debar something.

Say: O My slaves who have been prodigal to their own hurt! Despair not of the mercy of Allah, Who forgiveth all sins. Lo! He is the Forgiving, the Merciful

Fussilat 41:49

Ų‚ŲŽŲ†ŲŲˆØˇŲŒMeaning here: The root Ų‚Ų†Øˇ (qnT) primarily means to despair, especially of God's mercy or of good. It can also imply a most vehement form of despair. In some contexts, it means to withhold or debar something.

Man tireth not of praying for good, and if ill toucheth him, then he is disheartened, desperate

Ash-Shura 42:28

Ų‚ŲŽŲ†ŲŽØˇŲŲˆØ§ÛŸMeaning here: The root Ų‚Ų†Øˇ (qnT) primarily means to despair, especially of God's mercy or of good. It can also imply a most vehement form of despair. In some contexts, it means to withhold or debar something.

And He it is Who sendeth down the saving rain after they have despaired, and spreadeth out His mercy. He is the Protecting Friend, the Praiseworthy