ضيق

d-y-q

13 wordsRank #506

Description

The Arabic root ضيق (ḍ-y-q) conveys the core meaning of narrowness, constriction, and tightness, both in physical and metaphorical senses. In the Quran, this root primarily describes psychological and spiritual states of distress, anxiety, and constriction of the heart or chest that people experience when faced with disbelief, rejection of truth, or difficult circumstances. The concept is theologically significant as it contrasts with the expansion and openness (شرح) that comes with faith and divine guidance, illustrating how turning away from God's path leads to inner constriction while accepting it brings spiritual relief and spaciousness.

Derived Words in the Quran

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ضَيِّقًا
ḍayyiqan— tight
noun6:125
وَضَاقَتْ
waḍāqat— and (was) straitened
verb9:25
ضَاقَتْ
ḍāqat— (was) straitened
verb9:118
وَضَاقَتْ
waḍāqat— And (was) straitened
verb9:118
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Hudهود(2 words)
وَضَآئِقٌۢ
waḍāiqun— and straitened
noun11:12
وَضَاقَ
waḍāqa— and felt straitened
verb11:77
يَضِيقُ
yaḍīqu— (is) straitened
verb15:97
ضَيْقٍۢ
ḍayqin— distress
noun16:127
ضَيِّقًۭا
ḍayyiqan— narrow
adjective25:13
وَيَضِيقُ
wayaḍīqu— And straitens
verb26:13
ضَيْقٍۢ
ḍayqin— distress
noun27:70
وَضَاقَ
waḍāqa— and felt straitened
verb29:33
لِتُضَيِّقُوا۟
lituḍayyiqū— to distress
verb65:6