مني
m-n-y
22 wordsRank #381
Description
The Arabic root م-ن-ي (m-n-y) carries the core semantic meaning of desire, wishful thinking, and false hopes, often with connotations of self-deception or baseless expectations. In the Quranic context, this root frequently appears in critical discussions of those who harbor vain wishes or delusions about salvation, divine mercy, or worldly outcomes without proper foundation in faith or action. The root also notably appears in the proper name Manāt, one of the pre-Islamic Arabian goddesses, possibly connected to concepts of fate or allocated portions, demonstrating how the concept of wishful thinking extended into pagan beliefs that the Quran refutes.
Derived Words in the Quran
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