سرر
s-r-r
44 wordsRank #219
Description
The Arabic root س-ر-ر (s-r-r) carries the core semantic meaning of concealment, hiddenness, and interiority, encompassing both physical hiding and inner secrets of the heart. In the Quran, it appears in contexts ranging from concealing intentions and secrets to the word سرير (sarīr/throne), which relates to this root through the concept of something elevated and distinguished, or alternatively something that contains/conceals what is upon it. This dual usage emphasizes the Quranic theme that Allah knows both the hidden and manifest, including what people conceal in their hearts and their private conversations, while also describing the elevated couches or thrones of Paradise as places of honor and rest.
Derived Words in the Quran
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