خوي
kh-w-y
5 wordsRank #769
Description
The Arabic root خوي (kh-w-y) conveys the core meaning of emptiness, collapse, or falling into ruin, typically describing structures that have caved in or become hollow and desolate. In the Quran, this root appears in descriptions of destroyed towns and civilizations that have fallen to ruin as consequences of divine judgment, serving as visual reminders of the fate of those who rejected God's message. The imagery emphasizes both physical devastation and spiritual emptiness, making these ruins powerful signs (ayat) for believers to reflect upon the transience of worldly power and the consequences of disbelief.
Derived Words in the Quran
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