Dictionary of The Holy Quran — Page 95
primary signification of eø n» Ä º is the exchange of property. eø n» Ä º ø ] eô x º : A profitable buying and selling. eø n» Ä º ì ø ^ ô º : A buying and selling occasioning loss. eø ^ Å ø ö Þ» nø ^ å ö eô ^ » F ì ô ø é ô : He purchased the enjoyments of the present world at the expense of the enjoyments of the world to come. eø ^ mø Ã ø ä ü : Exchanged commodities with him. eø ^ mø Ä ø ] » ø Ú ô n» ø : He swore allegiance to the Amir. ]ø Ö» fø n» Ã ø è ö : The making of a covenant as though each of the two parties sold what one had to the other and gave him his own special property and his obedience and all that pertained to his case. eö ç » mô Ä ø eô ^ Ö» í ô ¡ø Ê ø è ô : He had the oath of allegiance made to him as being Khalifa. eø n» Ã ø è º : (1) Striking together of the hands of two contracting parties in token of the ratification of a sale; (2) the act of swearing allegiance or obedience. eô n» Ã ø è º ( eô nø Ä º plural) : (1) A place of worship of the Christians; (2) a synagogue of the Jews. Öø ã ö ôù Ú ø k » ø ç ø ] Ú ô Ä ö æ ø eô nø Ä º æ $ ø × ø ç F l º æ $ Ú ø ø ^ q ô ö : There would certainly have been pulled down cloisters and churches and synagogues and mosques (22:41). ]ô á $ ] Ö $ ô m» à ø mö fø ^ mô Ã ö ç » Þø Ô ø ]ô Þ $ Û ø ^ mö fø ^ mô Ã ö ç » á ø ] Ö × # ä ø : Surely, those who swear allegiance to thee, swear allegiance to Allah (48:11). æ ø ]ø » ã ô ö æ » ] ? ]ô ø ] iø fø ^ mø Ã » jö Ü » : And have witnesses when you sell one to another (2:283). ]ø u ø Ø $ ] Ö × # ä ö ] Ö» fø n» Ä ø : Allah has made trade lawful (2:276). eø ^ ñô Ä º : A buyer; a seller. eø ^ á ø [aor. mø fô n» à ö inf. noun eø n» à º ] : (1) It became separated or severed from a thing; (2) he separated himself or withdrew to a distance; (3) it was or became untied. eø ^ á ø mø fô n» à ö (inf. noun eø nø ^ Þ÷ ^ and iô f» nø ^ Þ÷ ^ ) : It was or became distinct, manifest, evident, plain, clear, perspicuous; it was or became known. eø ^ á ø ] Ö» v ø Ð % : The truth became manifest or became known. He cut the thing, separated it and severed it. ø ø eø ä ü Ê ø ^ø eø ^ á ø ø ]» ø ä ü : He smote him and severed his head Ú ô à » q ø ø ô å´ (from his body). ]ø eø ^ á ø eô ß» jø ä ü : He married his daughter and she went to her husband. ]ø eø ^ á ø signifies also: (1) He spoke or wrote clearly, plainly or with eloquence; (2) he made it clear Ú ø ^ ]ø e» nø ßø ä ü : (1) How distinct, apparent, manifest, clear, evident, plain is it; (2) how perspicuous or chaste or eloquent is he in speech or writing. Ú ö fô n» à º (act. part noun) : (1) Separating, severing, disuniting; (2) he or it that cuts; separates, disunites; clear, manifest, evident, perspicuous, eloquent, plain; he or it that makes plain, clear, 95 e ^ Å e ^ á