Dictionary of The Holy Quran

by Malik Ghulam Farid

Page 243 of 880

Dictionary of The Holy Quran — Page 243

sincere in their obedience to God (4:147). ]ø ì » × ø  ø ä ü also means, he chose or selected him. ]ø ì » × ø  » ßø ^ â ö Ü » eô í ø ^ Öô  ø è õ  ô Ò »  ø p ] Ö  $ ]  ô : We chose them for a special purpose reminding people of the abode of the Hereafter; We purified them with a pure thought, remembrance of the Hereafter or We rendered them pure by a pure quality (38:47). ]ø  » jø í » × ô  » ä ö Öô ßø Ë »  ô o » : I may select him or take him specially for myself (12:55). ì ø ^ Öô  ø è º : A pure property or quality. â F  ø ] ] Ö  $ o » ð ö ì ø ^ Öô  ø è º Ö $ Ô ø : This thing is particularly or exclusively for thee. ì ø ^ Öô  ø è ÷ Ö $ Ô ø Ú ô à »  ö æ » á ô ] Ö» Û ö © » Ú ô ßô n» à ø : This is particularly for thee and not for other believers. (33:51). ì ø ^ Öô  ø è ÷ Öôù  ö Ò ö ç »  ô Þø ^ : Exclusively for our males (6:140). â ö ç ø ì ø ^ Öô  ø jô o » : He is my special, true, private friend. ì ø ^ Öô  ÷ ^  $ ^ ñô Ç ÷ ^ Öôù ×  $ ^  ô eô n» à ø : Pure and pleasant for those who drink it (16:67). ]ø Ö ^ Öô × # ä ô ] Ö  ôù m» à ö ] Ö» í ø ^ Öô  ö : Surely, pure religion is for Allah alone; or lo! it is to Allah alone that sincere obedience is due (39:4). ì ø ^ Öô  º : Pure, sincere, true; unmixed; genuine; clear. Ú ö í » × ô  º ( Ú ö í » × ô  ö ç » á ø and Ú ö í » × ô  ô n» à ø plurals): Pure or sincere towards God in religion; without hypocrisy; or purely believing in the unity of God. æ ø Þø v » à ö Öø ä ü Ú ö í » × ô  ö ç » á ø : We look to Him alone; or to Him alone we are sincerely devoted (2:140). Ú ö í » × ø  º : Chosen by God and pure from pollution. ]ô Þ $ ä ü Ò ø ^ á ø Ú ö í » × ø  ÷ ^ : He was a chosen one (19:52). ì ø × ø ¼ ø [aor. mø í û × ô ¼ ö inf. noun ì ø ×» ¼ º ] ì ø × ø ¼ ø ] Ö  $ o » ð ø eô ^ Ö  $ o » ð ô : He mixed or mingled one thing with the other. ì ø × ø ¼ ø ] Ö  $ o » ð ø : He confused, confounded or disordered it. ì ø × ø _ ö ç » ] Â ø Û ø ¡  ø ^ Öô v ÷ ^ æ ø ]F ì ø  ø  ø n ô ù ò÷ ^ : They mixed good deeds with bad ones (9:102). ì ø ^ Öø _ ø ä ü : It mixed, mingled or intermixed with it. ì ø ^ Öø ¼ ø ] Ö» Ï ø ç » Ý ø : He mixed with the people or became intimate with them or had social intercourse with them. æ ø ]ô á » iö í ø ^ Öô _ ö ç » â ö Ü » Ê ø ^ô ì » ç ø ] Þö Ó ö Ü » Ê ô o ] Ö  ôù m» à ô : And if you intermix with them, they are your brethren in religion (2:221). ì ø ^ Öø _ ø ã ø ^ : He had carnal intercourse with her. ì ø ^ Öø _ ø ä ö ] Ö  $ n» g ö : Whiteness became intermixed in his hair. ì ø ^ Öø ¼ ø Î ø ×» fø ä ü â ø Ü ' Â ø ¿ ô n» Ü º : Great anxiety infected or pervaded his mind. ]ô ì » jø × ø ¼ ø : It was or became mixed, mingled or blended or put together; it was or became confused, confounded, disordered or promiscuous. ]ø æ » Ú ø ^ ] ì » jø × ø ¼ ø eô Ã ø ¿ » Ü õ : Or that which becomes mixed with a bone (6:147). ]ô ì » jø × ø ¼ ø Â ø × ø n» ã ô Ü » ]ø Ú »  ö â ö Ü » : Their affair became confused to them. ]ô ì » jø × ø ¼ ø Â ø Ï » × ö ä ü : His intellect 243 ì ×  ì × ¼