نَضَّاخَتَانِ
Appears 1 times in Quran
Derived Words (2)
Words derived from the stem "نَضَّاخَتَانِ".
- gushing forth
- gushing forth
Occurrences in Quran
Found 1 verses containing "نَضَّاخَتَانِ".
فِیۡہِمَا عَیۡنَانِ نَضَّاخَتَانِ
在这一节和以上第51节经文中, 应允信者的泉源有两种不同的描写。第51节把那应允的泉源描写为任意而不停地流着 تَجْرِيَانِ (Tajriani)。这表示, 应允得到那一节经文所提到的泉源的信者, 要比允许得到这一切经文中所提到的泉源的信者具有更高的精神境界, 因为前一类信者为别人慷慨而不停地行善, 而没有任何报酬的意念或期望, 而后者的行善是出于自然冲动, 他们的行善主要仅局限于他们自己。所用的修词是 نَضَّاخَتٰن (Naddakhatan, 喷水的)。
In the present verse and in v.51 above, two different descriptions of the fountains and springs promised to believers have been given. In v.51 the fountains promised are described as flowing freely and ceaselessly (Tajriyani). This signifies that believers to whom springs mentioned in that verse have been promised are of a higher spiritual status than the believers to whom springs mentioned in the present verse have been promised, since the believers of former category are engaged in doing good to others ceaselessly and freely without any idea or expectation of reward while those of the latter class do good works out of natural impulse but their doing of good is mainly confined to themselves. The qualifying word used is Naddakhatan (gushing forth).
Important Words:
نضاختان (gushing forth with water) is derived from نضخ. They say نضخ الماء i.e. the water gushed forth from the fountain or boiled forth vehemently. عین نضاخة means, a copious spring of water or a spring that gushes forth or boils forth copiously (Lane).
Commentary:
In the present verse and in v. 51۱ above two different descriptions of the fountains and springs promised to believers have been given. In v. 51 fountains promised to believers have been described as flowing freely and ceaselessly while in the present verse these springs are described as gushing forth with water. This signifies that believers to whom springs mentioned in v. 51 have been promised are of a higher spiritual status than believers to whom springs mentioned in the present verse have been promised; since believers of former category are engaged in doing good to others ceaselessly and freely without any idea or expectation of reward while those of the latter class do good works out of natural impulse but the doing of good is mainly confined to themselves.
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在这一节和以上第51节经文中, 应允信者的泉源有两种不同的描写。第51节把那应允的泉源描写为任意而不停地流着 تَجْرِيَانِ (Tajriani)。这表示, 应允得到那一节经文所提到的泉源的信者, 要比允许得到这一切经文中所提到的泉源的信者具有更高的精神境界, 因为前一类信者为别人慷慨而不停地行善, 而没有任何报酬的意念或期望, 而后者的行善是出于自然冲动, 他们的行善主要仅局限于他们自己。所用的修词是 نَضَّاخَتٰن (Naddakhatan, 喷水的)。
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Important Words:
نضاختان (gushing forth with water) is derived from نضخ. They say نضخ الماء i.e. the water gushed forth from the fountain or boiled forth vehemently. عین نضاخة means, a copious spring of water or a spring that gushes forth or boils forth copiously (Lane).
Commentary:
In the present verse and in v. 51۱ above two different descriptions of the fountains and springs promised to believers have been given. In v. 51 fountains promised to believers have been described as flowing freely and ceaselessly while in the present verse these springs are described as gushing forth with water. This signifies that believers to whom springs mentioned in v. 51 have been promised are of a higher spiritual status than believers to whom springs mentioned in the present verse have been promised; since believers of former category are engaged in doing good to others ceaselessly and freely without any idea or expectation of reward while those of the latter class do good works out of natural impulse but the doing of good is mainly confined to themselves.
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In the present verse and in v.51 above, two different descriptions of the fountains and springs promised to believers have been given. In v.51 the fountains promised are described as flowing freely and ceaselessly (Tajriyani). This signifies that believers to whom springs mentioned in that verse have been promised are of a higher spiritual status than the believers to whom springs mentioned in the present verse have been promised, since the believers of former category are engaged in doing good to others ceaselessly and freely without any idea or expectation of reward while those of the latter class do good works out of natural impulse but their doing of good is mainly confined to themselves. The qualifying word used is Naddakhatan (gushing forth).