حضر
h-d-r
25 wordsRank #349
Description
The Arabic root ح-ض-ر (ḥ-ḍ-r) carries the core meaning of being present, coming forth, or being brought into presence, often in contexts of gathering, arrival, or confrontation. In the Quran, this root frequently appears in eschatological contexts describing souls or deeds being brought before Allah for judgment, or people being made present at significant moments of accountability. The root emphasizes the inescapable reality of divine presence and the bringing forth of hidden matters into the open, particularly on the Day of Resurrection when all will be assembled and nothing can remain absent or concealed.
Derived Words in the Quran
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