j-h-z

Description

The Arabic root ج-ه-ز (j-h-z) carries the core meaning of preparing, equipping, or furnishing someone with necessary provisions and supplies. In the Quranic context, it appears primarily in the story of Prophet Yusuf (Joseph) when he provides his brothers with provisions and supplies for their journey, demonstrating themes of generous hospitality, fulfilling needs, and making proper preparations for travel. This root emphasizes the act of thoroughly outfitting someone with what they require, reflecting both practical provision and the broader concept of divine or human care through material preparation.