عبقر
'-b-q-r
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Description
The Arabic root ع-ب-ق-ر ('abqara) appears once in the Quran in Surah Ar-Rahman (55:76), where it describes luxurious, thick carpets or cushions ('abqarī) upon which the inhabitants of Paradise will recline. The root conveys meanings of excellence, richness, and extraordinary beauty, derived from a legendary place called 'Abqar known for producing fine textiles and crafts. In its Quranic context, this term emphasizes the supreme quality and magnificence of Paradise's furnishings, highlighting the incomparable comfort and splendor awaiting the righteous in the afterlife.
Derived Words in the Quran
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