Root: ح م د the praise, admiration.
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Indeed We have let remain placed in their necks hard collars
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oh I understand the meaning perfectly
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Mazhar
A simple and straight forward definition and perception of Al Hamd is given. Is that incorrect? Can there be Hamd without there being an admirer who will praise? This is the first point either to be accepted or rejected, rest of the discussion is later part.
She will not come to this point.
Let her not destroy a very important thread, I request you to reply only to the posts which really are to the point..with reference to your first post.There are other threads when she can be replied to her stupidities.
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Mazhar
She will not come to this point.
Let her not destroy a very important thread, I request you to reply only to the posts which really are to the point..with reference to your first post.There are other threads when she can be replied to her stupidities.
Thanks brother.
Root
Words from this Root in the Grand Qur'aan
a) Total occurrences 68
b) No of constructions 17
The basic perception infolded in the Root is to willingly and sincerely acknowledge and appreciate the grandeur and greatness, positive and proportionate qualities, traits and acts of a person and express admiration. is used only for a person of will and intellect and not for matter and other living creatures while the English word "praise" refers to expression of admiration for somebody or something.
د ) is, on one hand, the prerogative and exclusive right of a person intrinsically possessor of grandeur, greatness, power, dominion, sovereignty etc and, on the other hand, it is an obligation upon others to recognize, acknowledge and express their admiration reflecting willful and affectionate acceptance of their relative inferiority and humility.
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