ألو
a-l-w
37 wordsRank #253
Description
The Arabic root ألو (a-l-w) primarily conveys the meaning of favor, bounty, and blessing, referring to gifts and benefits bestowed by Allah upon His creation. In Quranic usage, it most commonly appears in phrases emphasizing divine blessings that humans should recognize and be grateful for, such as in the repeated refrain "Which of the favors of your Lord will you deny?" The root also carries a secondary meaning related to oaths and swearing, particularly in contexts where someone neglects or swears off something, connecting the idea of turning away from obligations or benefits.
Derived Words in the Quran
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