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o Beginning is with Allah's personal name Ar'Reh'maan Who is The Fountain of Infinite Mercy. |
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In Grand Qur'aan other Roots with first two letters ب ر 1) ب ر أَ 2) ب ر ج 3) ب ر ح 4) ب ر د 5) ب ر ر 6) ب ر ز 7) ب ر ز خ 8) ب ر ص 9) ب ر ق 10) ب ر م 11) ب ر ه
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Root: ب ر ك Words from this Root in the Grand Qur'aan: a) Total occurrences: 32 b) No of constructions: 17 This Root enfolds the basic perception of anything that became firm, steady, steadfast or fixed; remained, continued or stayed in a place, constantly or perseveringly. It reflects permanence and stability that results in keeping expanding and developing and becoming more and more prominent and obvious. It is rightly said that those Roots in which consonants "ب" and "ر" appear jointly have a built in consequence of "appearance; becoming evident or apparent/visible".
It is said of a camel who kneeled and lay down
on his breast with legs folded and then did not quit its place by
standing. It thus signifies permanence and perpetuated state. Anything
which has been made to stay permanently and perpetually is
[let people get this authentic news ] Indeed/undoubtedly the FIRST House which was appointed/ built/placed on the Earth for the mankind is undoubtedly that one which is at Becca/Mecca;
its peculiarity/prominent characteristic is its permanence/stability and is apparent/raised above the ground emblem of guidance for the mankind. [Anyone who calls/declares/tells any other place as First Qib'laa'taa he, in effect, contradicts this news] [3:96]
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[6:155] And this is the Book [Grandd Qur'aan], We have sent it. This has been given permanence and perpetuation/the striking peculiarity of it is that it is prescribed/made to stay for ever.
The Book, We have sent it to you, the Messenger, tThis has been given permanence and perpetuation/the striking peculiarity of it is that it is prescribed/made to stay for ever. [38:29]
And this is the Grand Qur'aan/Awakener/Reminder, We have sent it. This has been given permanence and perpetuation/the striking peculiarity of it is that it is prescribed/made to stay for ever. [21:50]
It should be remembered that, except Grand Qur'aan, none of the earlier revealed books have been declared as
Anything good that stays for a
longer period or perseveringly being the source of comfort and pleasure
is obviously a blessing. Therefore all such things are referred as
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since they were meant for individual nations/communities and for a
certain length of time. The books sent earlier in time and space have
been affirmed, certified and sanctified by the Last Messenger and the
Book, Grand Qur'aan.
Only that will be considered authentic to have
been revealed/communicated by Allah in those books which is confirmed
and stated in the Grand Qur'aan. In the absence of original text
anything attributed to those books is nothing but conjecture and scum
not to be relied upon and is not worth consideration even.
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blessings.
Passive
Participle: definite by 
Passive
Participle: indefinite
Passive
Participle: indefinite
Passive
Participle: indefinite
Passive
Participle: indefinite
Passive
Participle: indefinite
Passive
Participle: indefinite
Verb:
Perfect; Third person; singular; masculine; active;
[Form VI].
(1)7:54(2)25:01(3)25:10(4)25:61(5)43:85=5
Verb:
Perfect; Third person; singular; masculine; active;
[Form VI]. (1)55:78(2)67:01=2
Conjunctive
Verb:
Perfect; Third person; singular; masculine; active; [Form III].
(1)41:10=1
Verb:
Perfect; First person; plural; [Masculine]; active; [Form III] + Subject
Pronoun.
(1)7:137(2)17:01(3)21:71(4)21:81(5)34:18(6)37:113=6
Verb:
Perfect; Third person; Singular; Masculine; Passive; [Form III] (1)27:08=1
Noun: definite
[Possessive phrase]; plural; feminine; Nominative. (1)11:73=1
