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Ø´ŲƒŲ„

s-h-k-l

The root "shakl" refers to likeness, resemblance, or form, like a shape or figure. It also describes a person's particular way of acting, conduct, or nature.

Root

Ø´-Ųƒ-Ų„

2

Total uses

2

Verses

2

Surahs

2

Forms

Root

Ø´-Ųƒ-Ų„

Root Meaning

The root "shakl" refers to likeness, resemblance, or form, like a shape or figure. It also describes a person's particular way of acting, conduct, or nature.

Derived forms

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Surah distribution

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📖 Ayaths where this word appears (2)

Al-Isra 17:84

Ø´ŲŽØ§ŲƒŲŲ„ŲŽØĒŲŲ‡ŲÛĻMeaning here: The root "shakl" refers to likeness, resemblance, or form, like a shape or figure. It also describes a person's particular way of acting, conduct, or nature.

Say: Each one doth according to his rule of conduct, and thy Lord is Best Aware of him whose way is right

Sad 38:58

Ø´ŲŽŲƒŲ’Ų„ŲŲ‡ŲÛĻŲ“Meaning here: The root "shakl" refers to likeness, resemblance, or form, like a shape or figure. It also describes a person's particular way of acting, conduct, or nature.

And other (torment) of the kind in pairs (the two extremes)