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خرر

kh-r-r

12 wordsRank #535

Description

The Arabic root خرر (kh-r-r) fundamentally conveys the meaning of falling down or collapsing, typically in a sudden or complete manner, often from a standing or elevated position to a prostrate one. In the Quran, this root carries profound spiritual significance as it frequently describes both physical prostration in worship before Allah and the overwhelming collapse of individuals or structures in response to divine majesty, truth, or catastrophic events. The term emphasizes submission, humility, and the dramatic impact of encountering divine power or guidance, whether through voluntary prostration of believers or the involuntary falling of those struck by Allah's punishment or the weight of His signs.

Derived Words in the Quran

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7
Al-A'rafالأعراف(1 word)
وَخَرَّ
wakharra— and fell down
verb7:143
12
Yusufيوسف(1 word)
وَخَرُّوا۟
wakharrū— and they fell down
verb12:100
16
An-Nahlالنحل(1 word)
فَخَرَّ
fakharra— so fell
verb16:26
17
Al-Israالإسراء(2 words)
يَخِرُّونَ
yakhirrūna— they fall
verb17:107
وَيَخِرُّونَ
wayakhirrūna— And they fall
verb17:109
19
Maryamمريم(2 words)
خَرُّوا۟
kharrū— they fell
verb19:58
وَتَخِرُّ
watakhirru— and collapse
verb19:90
22
Al-Hajjالحج(1 word)
خَرَّ
kharra— he had fallen
verb22:31
25
Al-Furqanالفرقان(1 word)
يَخِرُّوا۟
yakhirrū— fall
verb25:73
32
As-Sajdahالسجدة(1 word)
خَرُّوا۟
kharrū— fall down
verb32:15
34
Sabaسبإ(1 word)
خَرَّ
kharra— he fell down
verb34:14
38
Sadص(1 word)
وَخَرَّ
wakharra— and fell down
verb38:24