We saw in the previous chapter that the word in the form of “mercy” (rahmat), derived from the stem of “RHM,” is used in 13 …

In the Quran, the words “mercy” (rahmat) and “guide” (huda) are used together in 13 verses. This, by itself, is enough to show the relation …

Many sentences in the Quran are in the form of reported speech using the formula “they said” (Qalu) and yet many orders are expressed by …

In order to have someone do something, people use different methods like rewarding, punishment or advising. In rewarding, there is something pleasant and in punishment …

From the Quran, we learn that “sorcery” is a “discord.” It is in the same verse that these two words are used for the first …

It is the prophet’s duty to transfer the message/news from God to people. The word “nebi” is used for the word “prophet” in the Quran …

The words “openly” (cehr) and “publicly” (alana) have close meanings. The successive use of these words in the sura “Noah,” 8th and 9th verses, points …

In the Quran, the words “dirtiness” (rijs) and “nastiness” (rijz) have similar pronunciation and spelling: the word “rijs” refers to dirtiness brought by the human …

The word “benefit” (naf) with all its derivatives is used 50 times in the Quran. The same is true for the word “corrupt” (fasad), that …

If you ask people what comes to their mind when they hear the word “angel,” a majority of them will say “devil.” All derivatives of …