سَاحَت
Appears 1 times in Quran
Derived Words (2)
Words derived from the stem "سَاحَت".
- into their courtyard
- into their courtyard
Occurrences in Quran
Found 1 verses containing "سَاحَت".
فَاِذَا نَزَلَ بِسَاحَتِہِمۡ فَسَآءَ صَبَاحُ الۡمُنۡذَرِیۡنَ
这可能指的是麦加攻克的那一天。当一支一万人强的穆斯林军队进入麦加四郊时, 对麦加人来说真是倒霉的一天。那时他们达到了耻辱的顶点, 因为他们一切反对伊斯兰教的诡计都彻底失败, 伊斯兰教光荣地战胜了不信的人。
The reference may be to the day of the Fall of Mecca which was indeed an evil day for the Meccans when a Muslim army ten thousand strong entered its suburbs. Then the cup of their mortification and humiliation became full to the brim, as all their evil designs against Islam had completely failed and it had won a glorious victory over disbelievers.
Important Words:
ساحة (courtyard) means, the court or open area of a house; a part of a house in which there is no building or roof; a wide place among the dwellings of a tribe. The Arabs say عمر الله ساحتک i.e. may God make the courtyard of thy house inhabited with people (Lane).
Commentary:
The reference in the verse seems to be to the Fall of Mecca when a Muslim army of ten thousand strong entered its suburbs. That was indeed an evil day for the Meccans. The cup of their mortification and humiliation had become full to the brim, as all their evil designs against Islam had completely failed and it had won a glorious victory over disbelief.
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这可能指的是麦加攻克的那一天。当一支一万人强的穆斯林军队进入麦加四郊时, 对麦加人来说真是倒霉的一天。那时他们达到了耻辱的顶点, 因为他们一切反对伊斯兰教的诡计都彻底失败, 伊斯兰教光荣地战胜了不信的人。
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Important Words:
ساحة (courtyard) means, the court or open area of a house; a part of a house in which there is no building or roof; a wide place among the dwellings of a tribe. The Arabs say عمر الله ساحتک i.e. may God make the courtyard of thy house inhabited with people (Lane).
Commentary:
The reference in the verse seems to be to the Fall of Mecca when a Muslim army of ten thousand strong entered its suburbs. That was indeed an evil day for the Meccans. The cup of their mortification and humiliation had become full to the brim, as all their evil designs against Islam had completely failed and it had won a glorious victory over disbelief.
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The reference may be to the day of the Fall of Mecca which was indeed an evil day for the Meccans when a Muslim army ten thousand strong entered its suburbs. Then the cup of their mortification and humiliation became full to the brim, as all their evil designs against Islam had completely failed and it had won a glorious victory over disbelievers.