Meaning: and subjected · Also translated as: subjected, And He has subjected, And He subjected, And We subjected
Forms in the Quran
وَسَخَّرَ×11
سَخَّرَ×5
سَخَّرَهَا×2
وَسَخَّرْنَا×1
سَخَّرْنَٰهَا×1
سَخَّرْنَا×1
فَسَخَّرْنَا×1
سَخِرَ
Verb · 11 times
Meaning: you ridicule · Also translated as: and they ridicule, scoffed, so they ridicule, Allah will ridicule
Forms in the Quran
سَخِرُوا۟×3
وَيَسْخَرُونَ×2
فَيَسْخَرُونَ×1
سَخِرَ×1
تَسْخَرُوا۟×1
نَسْخَرُ×1
تَسْخَرُونَ×1
يَسْخَرْ×1
Its root in the classical dictionaries
التسخير: سياقة إلى الغرض المختص قهرا، قال تعالى: وسخر لكم ما في السماوات وما في الأرض
قوله: ﴿وسخر لكم ما في السموات﴾ [الجاثية: 13] التسخير: التهيئة. وقيل: هو سياقة الشيء إلى الغرض المختص به. فهذا قوله: ﴿فاتخذتموهم سخريا﴾ [المؤمنون: 110] قرئ بالضم والكسر؛ فقيل: هما بمعنى. والمعنى أنكم تستهزئون بهم، يدل عليه ما بعده وهو قوله: ﴿وكنتم منهم تضحكون﴾. وقيل: تستخدمونهم وتستهزئون بهم. وقيل: المضموم من الخدمة،…
He created the heavens
And the earth
In true (proportions):
He makes the Night
Overlap the Day, and the Day
Overlap the Night:
He has subjected
The sun and the moon
(To His law):
Each one follows a course
For a time appointed.
Is not He the Exalted
In Power—He Who forgives
Again and again?
In order that ye may
Sit firm and square
On their backs, and when
So seated, ye may
Celebrate the (kind) favour
Of your Lord, and say,
"Glory to Him Who
Has subjected these
To our (use), for we
Could never have accomplished
This (by ourselves),
It is God Who has
Subjected the sea to you,
That ships may sail
Through it by His command,
That ye may seek
Of His Bounty, and that
Ye may be grateful.
O ye who believe!
Let not some men
Among you laugh at others:
It may be that
The (latter) are better
Than the (former):
Nor let some women
Laugh at others:
It may be that
The (latter) are better
Than the (former):
Nor defame nor be
Sarcastic to each other,
Nor call each other
By (offensive) nicknames:
Ill-seeming is a name
Connoting wickedness,
(To be used of one)
After he has believed:
And those who
Do not desist are
(Indeed) doing wrong.
He made it rage
Against them seven nights
And eight days in succession:
So that thou couldst see
The (whole) people lying
Prostrate in its (path),
As if they had been
Roots of hollow palm-trees
Tumbled down!