نصر

n-s-r

158 wordsRank #70

Description

The Arabic root نصر (n-s-r) fundamentally means to grant victory, aid, or support, and it appears throughout the Quran emphasizing divine assistance and the concept of help coming from Allah to believers. Its derived forms include نصارى (Nasara) meaning Christians, originally referring to the helpers or supporters of Jesus, as well as various verbal forms meaning to help, support, or grant victory. In the Quranic context, this root is theologically significant as it frequently appears in promises of divine victory and aid to those who support Allah's cause, while also reminding believers that true help and victory come ultimately from God alone, not from human strength or numbers.

Derived Words in the Quran

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As-Safالصف(3 words)
أَنصَارَ
anṣāra— helpers
noun61:14
أَنصَارِىٓ
anṣārī— (are) my helpers
noun61:14
أَنصَارُ
anṣāru— (are) the helpers
noun61:14
يَنصُرُكُم
yanṣurukum— to help you
verb67:20
71
Nuhنوح(1 word)
أَنصَارًۭا
anṣāran— any helpers
noun71:25
72
Al-Jinnالجن(1 word)
نَاصِرًۭا
nāṣiran— (in) helpers
noun72:24
نَاصِرٍۢ
nāṣirin— any helper
noun86:10
نَصْرُ
naṣru— (the) Help
noun110:1