كون

k-w-n

1390 wordsRank #3

Description

The Arabic root k-w-n fundamentally conveys the concept of being, existing, or coming into being, making it one of the most philosophically significant roots in the Quran. Its central verb form كان (kana) serves as the primary past tense copula meaning "to be" or "to exist," while the command كن (kun - "Be!") represents Allah's creative power to bring things into existence instantaneously, as famously expressed in the phrase "Be, and it is." This root's extensive use throughout the Quran underscores core theological themes of divine creation, the nature of existence, transformation of states, and the contrast between what was, what is, and what will come to be in both this world and the hereafter.

Derived Words in the Quran

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14

Ibrahimابراهيم(2 words)

تَكُونُوٓا۟

takūnū— you

كَانَ

kāna— was

15

Al-Hijrالحجر(16 words)

كَانُوا۟

kānū— they had been

verb15:2

كُنتَ

kunta— you are

verb15:7

كَانُوٓا۟

kānū— they would be

verb15:8

كَانُوا۟

kānū— they did

يَكُونَ

yakūna— be

تَكُونَ

takūna— you are

أَكُن

akun— I am not

تَكُن

takun— be

كَانُوا۟

kānū— they were

كُنتُمْ

kuntum— you would be

كَانَ

kāna— And were

فَكَانُوا۟

fakānū— but they were

وَكَانُوا۟

wakānū— And they used (to)

كَانُوا۟

kānū— they used (to)

كَانُوا۟

kānū— they used (to)

وَكُن

wakun— and be

16

An-Nahlالنحل(32 words)

تَكُونُوا۟

takūnū— you could

verb16:7

كُنتُمْ

kuntum— you used (to)

كُنَّا

kunnā— we were

كُنتُمْ

kuntum— you used (to)

كُنتُمْ

kuntum— you used (to)

كَانُوٓا۟

kānū— they were

كَانُوا۟

kānū— they used (to)

كَانَ

kāna— was

كَانُوا۟

kānū— were

كُن

kun— Be

فَيَكُونُ

fayakūnu— and it is

كَانُوا۟

kānū— they

كُنتُمْ

kuntum— you

كُنتُمْ

kuntum— you used (to)

كُنَّا

kunnā— we used to

كَانُوا۟

kānū— they used (to)

كَانُوا۟

kānū— they used (to)

تَكُونُوا۟

takūnū— be

تَكُونَ

takūna— is

كُنتُمْ

kuntum— you used (to)

كُنتُمْ

kuntum— you used (to)

كُنتُمْ

kuntum— you were (to)

كَانُوا۟

kānū— they used (to)

كَانُوا۟

kānū— they used (to)

مَّكَانَ

makāna— (in) place

كَانَتْ

kānat— (that) was

مَكَانٍۢ

makānin— place

كَانُوا۟

kānū— they used (to)

كُنتُمْ

kuntum— [you]

كَانُوٓا۟

kānū— they used (to)

كَانَ

kāna— was

يَكُ

yaku— he was

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