th-j-j

Description

The Arabic root ثجج (th-j-j) carries the core meaning of flowing or pouring forth abundantly and profusely, particularly in reference to water gushing in large quantities. In its Quranic usage, this root appears in Surah An-Naba (78:14) describing rain as "ma'an thajjajan" (water pouring abundantly), emphasizing Allah's power to send down life-giving water in copious amounts from the sky. The term conveys not just simple flowing but an overwhelming, generous outpouring that demonstrates divine providence and mercy in providing sustenance to creation.