أبي

a-b-y

13 wordsRank #483

Description

The Arabic root أبي (a-b-y) conveys the core meaning of deliberate refusal, rejection, or insistent unwillingness to comply with something. In the Quranic context, this root appears prominently in narratives involving willful defiance, most notably in the account of Iblis refusing to prostrate to Adam, and in describing those who stubbornly reject faith or divine commands despite being presented with clear guidance. The root carries a connotation of active, conscious rejection rather than passive disagreement, emphasizing the element of choice and accountability in refusing God's will or truth.

Derived Words in the Quran

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أَبَىٰ
abā— He refused
verb2:34
يَأْبَ
yaba— (should) refuse
verb2:282
يَأْبَ
yaba— (should) refuse
verb2:282
وَتَأْبَىٰ
watabā— but refuse
verb9:8
وَيَأْبَى
wayabā— but Allah refuses
verb9:32
أَبَىٰٓ
abā— He refused
verb15:31
فَأَبَىٰٓ
fa-abā— but refused
verb17:89
فَأَبَى
fa-abā— But refused
verb17:99
فَأَبَوْا۟
fa-abaw— but they refused
verb18:77
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Tahaطه(2 words)
وَأَبَىٰ
wa-abā— and refused
verb20:56
أَبَىٰ
abā— he refused
verb20:116
فَأَبَىٰٓ
fa-abā— but refuse
verb25:50
فَأَبَيْنَ
fa-abayna— but they refused
verb33:72