b-q-'

Description

The Arabic root بقع (b-q-ʿ) carries the core meaning of a spot, place, or particular location, often referring to a specific, distinguished area of land. In the Quranic context, it appears in the word buqʿah (بُقْعَة), referring to the blessed spot or sacred place where Prophet Moses encountered Allah, specifically the hallowed ground near the burning bush in the valley of Tuwa. This root emphasizes the sanctity and particularity of divinely chosen locations where significant spiritual events occur, marking them as spaces imbued with special holiness and divine presence.