Dictionary of The Holy Quran — Page 351
doubt combined with suspicion or evil opinion; he did with me what I disliked or hated. ø Å » Ú ø ^ mö ô m» fö Ô ø ]ô ÖF o Ú ø ^ Ö ^ mö ô m» fö Ô ø : Leave thou that which causes doubt or disquietude in thee to that which does not cause doubt (a famous saying of the Holy Prophet). ø m» g º : Doubt; disquietude or uneasiness of mind, calamity. Evil opinion; false charge of calumny; doubt combined with evil opinion. Ö ^ ø m» g ø Ê ô n» ä ô : There is no doubt in it (2:3). ø m» g ö ] Ö $ Ú ø ^ á ô or ø m» g ö ] Ö» Û ø ßö ç » á ô or ø m» g ö ] Ö $ â » ô : The calamities of time. Þø jø ø e $ ö eô ä´ ø m» g ø ] Ö» Û ø ßö ç » á ô : We are waiting for the calamities of time to overtake him (52:31). ø m» g º also signifies a need or want; an affair or business. Î ø ø n» ßø ^ Ú ô à » iô ã ø ^ Ú ø è ø Ò ö Ø $ ø m» g õ æ ø ì ø n» fø ø $ö Ü $ ]ø q » Û ø Û » ßø ^ ] Ö % nö ç » Í ø We accomplished from Tihama or from Khaibar every want, then we gave rest to our swords. ô m» fø è º is syn. with ø m» g º. It often means particularly scepticism in matters of religion. ô m» fø è ÷ Ê ô o » Î ö × ö ç » eô ã ô Ü » : A source of disquiet or doubt in their hearts (9:110). ]ø ø ] h ø : He did a thing that occasioned doubt or suspicion. ]ø ø ] eø ä ü : He put doubt or disquiet in him. Ú ö ô m» g º (act. part. ): (Applied to a man and to a thing or event) That which or who causes doubt, disquiet or suspicion; an event or affair attended with doubt etc. Ê ô o » ø Ô õù Ú ôù ß» ä ö Ú ö ô m» g õ : They are in a disquieting doubt concerning it (11:111) or in a doubt which causes suspicion. ]ô » iø ^ h ø : He doubted. æ ø ] » iø ^ eø k » Î ö × ö ç » eö ã ö Ü » : And their hearts are full of doubt (9:45) ø » iø ^ h ø ] Ö» Û ö f» _ ô × ö ç » á ø : The liars would have doubted (29:49) Ú ö » iø ^ h º : One who doubts; doubting. Ú ø à » â ö ç ø Ú ö » ô Í º Ú % » iø ^ h º : He who is transgressor or doubter (40:35). ø ] ø [aor. mø ô m» ö inf. noun ô m» º ] ø ] ø ä ü : He fed him and clad him and aided him; he stuck the feathers upon it; he repaired it (namely an arrow) by putting the feathers upon it. ø ] ø ä ö ] Ö × # ä ö : God restored him from a state of poverty to wealth. ø ] ø ] Ö _ $ ^ ñô ö : The bird shed many feathers. ô m» º : Feather, plumage of birds; clothing; ornament and beauty, or beautiful and elegant dress; plenty; goodly state; household goods or furniture and utensils of whatever kind. ]ô Þ $ ä ü Öø v ø ø à ö ] Ö ôù m» ô : Verily, he is goodly in apparel. Öô fø ^ ÷ ^ m % ç ø ] ô p » ø ç » ]F iô Ó ö Ü » æ ø ô m» ÷ ^ : Raiment to conceal your shame and 351 ] h ]