n-z-f

Description

The Arabic root نزف (n-z-f) in the Quran carries the core meaning of depletion or exhaustion of resources, specifically referring to being drained or having one's supply run out. In its Quranic usage, it describes the state of not becoming intoxicated or having one's mind depleted from the wine of Paradise, emphasizing that the heavenly drink will not cause the negative effects associated with worldly intoxication such as mental impairment or loss of control. This highlights a key distinction between the pure pleasures of Paradise and their flawed worldly counterparts, assuring believers that divine rewards are perfected and free from harmful consequences.