Meaning: We have provided you · Also translated as: provided them, We have provided them, they are provided, we were provided
Forms in the Quran
رَزَقْنَٰهُمْ×10
رَزَقْنَٰكُمْ×7
رَزَقَكُمُ×6
يَرْزُقُكُم×5
يَرْزُقُ×4
رَزَقَهُمُ×4
وَرَزَقَكُم×3
وَرَزَقْنَٰهُم×3
رِزْق
Noun · 55 times
Meaning: provision
Forms in the Quran
رِزْقًا×15
ٱلرِّزْقِ×13
رِّزْقِ×6
وَرِزْقٌ×6
رِزْقُهُۥ×4
رِزْقُهَا×3
رِزْقِهِمْ×2
رِزْقُكُمْ×2
Its root in the classical dictionaries
الرزق يقال للعطاء الجاري تارة، دنيويا كان أم أخرويا، وللنصيب تارة، ولما يصل إلى الجوف ويتغذى به تارة ، يقال: أعطى السلطان رزق الجند، ورزقت علما، قال: وأنفقوا من ما رزقناكم من قبل أن يأتي أحدكم الموت
قال تعالى: ﴿ومما رزقناهم﴾ [البقرة: 3] أي أعطيناهم وأنعمنا عليهم به، فالرزق يطلق تارة على العطاء الجاري نحو رزق السلطان جنده. ويكون دنيويا وأخرويا، وتارة على النصيب كقوله: ﴿ومن رزقناه منا رزقا حسنا فهو ينفق منه﴾ [النحل: 75]، وعلى ما يصل إلى الجوف ويتغذى به كقوله عليه الصلاة والسلام: "لو توكلتم على الله حق توكله لرزقكم…
God has bestowed His gifts
Of sustenance more freely on some
Of you than on others: those
More favoured are not going
To throw back their gifts
To those whom their right hands
Possess, so as to be equal
In that respect. Will they then
Deny the favours of God?
And God has made for you
Mates (and Companions) of your own nature,
And made for you, out of them,
Sons and daughters and grandchildren,
And provided for you sustenance
Of the best: will they
Then believe in vain things,
And be ungrateful for God's favours?—
And worship others than God,—
Such as have no power
Of providing them, for sustenance,
With anything in heavens or earth,
And cannot possibly have
Such power?
God sets forth the Parable
(Of two men: one) a slave
Under the dominion of another;
He has no power of any sort;
And (the other) a man
On whom We have bestowed
Goodly favours from Ourselves,
And he spends thereof (freely),
Privately and publicly:
Are the two equal?
(By no means;)
Praise be to God. But
Most of them understand not.
God sets forth a Parable:
A city enjoying security
And quiet, abundantly supplied
With sustenance from every place:
Yet was it ungrateful
For the favours of God:
So God made it taste
Of hunger and terror (in extremes)
(Closing in on it) like a garment
(From every side), because
Of the (evil) which
(Its people) wrought.
Verily thy Lord doth provide
Sustenance in abundance
For whom He pleaseth, and He
Provideth in a just measure.
For He doth know
And regard all His servants.
We have honoured the sons
Of Adam; provided them
With transport on land and sea;
Given them for sustenance things
Good and pure; and conferred
On them special favours,
Above a great part
Of Our Creation.
Such (being their state),
We raised them up (from sleep),
That they might question
Each other. Said one of them,
"How long have ye stayed (here)?"
They said, "We have stayed
(Perhaps) a day, or part
Of a day." (At length)
They (all) said, "God (alone)
Knows best how long
Ye have stayed here…
Now send ye then one of you
With this money of yours
To the town: let him
Find out which is the best
Food (to be had) and bring some
To you, that (ye may)
Satisfy your hunger therewith:
And let him behave
With care and courtesy,
And let him not inform
Any one about you.
(Saying): "Eat of the good
Things We have provided
For your sustenance, but
Commit no excess therein,
Lest My Wrath should justly
Descend on you: and those
On whom descends My Wrath
Do perish indeed!
Nor strain thine eyes in longing
For the things We have given
For enjoyment to parties ,
Of them, the splendour
Of the life of this world,
Through which We test them:
But the provision of thy Lord
Is better and more enduring.
Enjoin prayer on thy people,
And be constant therein.
We ask thee not to provide
Sustenance: We provide it
For thee. But the (fruit of)
The Hereafter is for Righteousness.
"That they may witness
The benefits (provided) for them,
And celebrate the name
Of God, through the Days
Appointed, over the cattle
Which He has provided for them
(For sacrifice): then eat ye
Thereof and feed the distressed
Ones in want.
To every people did We
Appoint rites (of sacrifice),
That they might celebrate
The name of God over
The sustenance He gave them
From animals (fit for food).
But your god is One God:
Submit then your wills to him
(In Islām): and give thou
The good news to those
Who humble themselves,—
To those whose hearts,
When God is mentioned,
Are filled with fear,
Who show patient perseverance
Over their afflictions, keep up
Regular prayer, and spend
(In charity) out of what
We have bestowed upon them.
Those who leave their homes
In the cause of God,
And are then slain or die,
On them will God bestow verily
A goodly Provision:
Truly God is He Who
Bestows the best Provision.