مكر
m-k-r
43 wordsRank #228
Description
The Arabic root م-ك-र (m-k-r) carries the core meaning of scheming, plotting, or devising a plan, typically with connotations of deception or cunning strategy. In the Quran, it appears in contexts describing both human plotting against divine messengers and God's counter-planning, where Allah is described as the best of planners (خير الماكرين), indicating that while humans may scheme with negative intent, God's superior planning ultimately prevails and turns their plots against them. The root emphasizes the contrast between human cunning and divine wisdom, often appearing in narratives where disbelievers conspire against prophets only to have their plans fail through divine intervention.
Derived Words in the Quran
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