Dictionary of The Holy Quran — Page 477
(plural of Ú ö $ ôù Ñ º ) and Ú ö $ ôù Î ø ^ l º (feminine). Those men who give alms and the women who give alms (57:19). æ ø ] Ö» Û ö jø ø ôù Î ô n» à ø æ ø ] Ö» Û ö jø ø ôù ÎF k ô : And the men those who give alms and the women who give alms (33:36). ø ø Î ø è º : Anything given to win the pleasure of God; alms or charity; Zakat i. e. the prescribed poor-rate (4:115). ø ø Î ø ^ l º (plural). ]ô á » iö f» ö æ ] ] Ö $ ø ÎF k ô : If you give alms openly (2:272). ]ô Þ $ Û ø ^ ] Ö $ ø ÎF k ö Öô ×» Ë ö Ï ø ø ] ? ð ô : Indeed the Zakat is for the poor (9:60). ]ø » ø Ñ ø ] Ö» Û ø » ]ø é ø : He appointed for or assigned the woman a dowry. ø ø ] Ñ º and ô ø ] Ñ º and ø ö Î ø è º : A dowry; nuptial gift or gift given to a bride. ø ö Î ø ^ l º plural of ( ø ö Î ø è º ). æ ø ]F iö ç ] ] Ö ßôù ø ^ ð ø ø ö ÎF þ ³ jô ã ô à $ : And give the woman their dowries (4:5). ø ô p ø [See under ø $ ]. ø $ [aor. mø ö % and mø ô % inf. noun ø ' and ø ô m» º ] ø $ ] Ö $ q ö Ø ö ]ø æ » ø » ø ø : The man cried vehemently. ø $ ] Ö $ o » ð ö : The thing made a creaking sound. ø $ : He thirsted so as to hear a ringing in his ears. ø » ø ø ] Ö» Û ø ^ Ù ø : He collected together the property and put back what had become scattered of the extreme portions thereof. ø $ ] Ö _ $ ^ ñô ö : The bird uttered its cry. ø $ ] Ö ß $ fø ^ l ö : The herbage or plant became smitten by cold or intense cold. ô ' : Cold or intense cold (as also ø » ø º ) ; cold that smites the herbage and the seed-produce of the field and destroys it; noise and commotion; fire; a wind with an excessively loud sound. Ò ø Û ø %ø Ø ô ô m» x º Ê ô n» ã ø ^ ô ' : Like a wind wherein there is intense cold (3:118). ø $ é º : Vociferation or clamour; the most vehement clamour or crying; a contraction or much contraction and moroseness or sternness of the face on account of dislike or hatred; a company or an assemblage. Ê ø ^ø λ fø × ø k » ]ô Ú » ø ]ø iö ä ü Ê ô o » ø $ é õ : Then his wife came forward crying (51:30). ô m» x º ø » ø º : A wind intensely cold, or vehemently loud. Ê ø ^ö â » × ô Ó ö ç » ] eô ô m» x õ ø » ø õ : They were destroyed by an intensely cold or fiercely roaring wind (69:7). ]ø ø $ : He persisted or persevered in a thing or kept to it perseveringly. $ö Ü $ mö ô % Ú ö » jø Ó » fô ÷ ] : Then proudly persists in disbelief (45:9). ]ø ø $  ø ×F o Ê ô à » × ô ä´ : He persevered in doing it. The word is generally used for persevering in doing a bad deed or crime or sin. ]ø ø $  ø × ø o ] Ö $ Þ» g ô : He persisted in the sin. ]ø ø $ ]ø æ » ]ø ø $  ø ×F o 477 Ñ ù