k-w-k-b

Description

The Arabic root k-w-k-b refers to celestial bodies, specifically stars and planets, appearing 13 times across 5 variations in the Quran. The core meaning centers on luminous heavenly objects that are visible in the night sky, used in Quranic contexts to illustrate divine signs, cosmic order, and Allah's creative power. This root appears in significant passages including the star in Prophet Joseph's dream, the stars as navigation guides, and as signs of God's majesty in creation, emphasizing their role as both physical phenomena and spiritual symbols pointing to the Creator.