حرج

h-r-j

15 wordsRank #466

Description

The Arabic root ح-ر-ج (h-r-j) carries the core semantic meaning of tightness, constriction, and narrowness, both in physical and psychological senses. In Quranic usage, it primarily denotes difficulty, discomfort, embarrassment, or a sense of being constrained, often referring to feelings of distress in the heart or situations where there is no blame or hardship imposed on believers. The root's significance lies in emphasizing Allah's mercy by negating haraj (difficulty) in religious obligations and assuring believers that Islam does not place undue burden or constriction upon them.

Derived Words in the Quran

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حَرَجًۭا
ḥarajan— any discomfort
noun4:65
حَرَجٍۢ
ḥarajin— difficulty
noun5:6
حَرَجًۭا
ḥarajan— and constricted
adjective6:125
حَرَجٌۭ
ḥarajun— any uneasiness
noun7:2
حَرَجٌ
ḥarajun— any blame
noun9:91
22
Al-Hajjالحج(1 word)
حَرَجٍۢ ۚ
ḥarajin— difficulty
noun22:78
24
An-Nurالنور(3 words)
حَرَجٌۭ
ḥarajun— any blame
noun24:61
حَرَجٌۭ
ḥarajun— any blame
noun24:61
حَرَجٌۭ
ḥarajun— any blame
noun24:61
حَرَجٌۭ
ḥarajun— any discomfort
noun33:37
حَرَجٍۢ
ḥarajin— discomfort
noun33:38
حَرَجٌۭ ۗ
ḥarajun— any discomfort
noun33:50
حَرَجٌۭ
ḥarajun— any blame
noun48:17
حَرَجٌۭ
ḥarajun— any blame
noun48:17
حَرَجٌۭ ۗ
ḥarajun— any blame
noun48:17