جوع

j-w-'

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Description

The Arabic root جوع (j-w-ʿ) conveys the core meaning of hunger, emptiness, and the lack of food or nourishment. In the Quran, this root appears in contexts describing both physical deprivation as a test from Allah and as a contrast to divine provision and security, such as in Surah Quraysh where Allah mentions feeding the Quraysh against hunger. The term carries theological significance by highlighting human dependency on God's sustenance and serves as a reminder of both worldly trials and the blessings of being freed from want.

Derived Words in the Quran

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وَٱلْجُوعِ
wal-jūʿiand [the] hunger
noun2:155
ٱلْجُوعِ
l-jūʿi(of) the hunger
noun16:112
20
Tahaطه(1 word)
تَجُوعَ
tajūʿayou will be hungry
verb20:118
جُوعٍۢ
jūʿinhunger
noun88:7
106
Qurayshقريش(1 word)
جُوعٍۢ
jūʿin(against) hunger
noun106:4