عَنِيد
Noun · 4 timesMeaning: obstinate · Also translated as: stubborn
Forms in the Quran
- عَنِيدٍ ×3
- عَنِيدًا ×1
عَنِيد
عنيد in the Quran
Meaning: obstinate
عنيد occurs 4 times in 4 verses across 4 surahs of the Quran. Below is every verse with its translation. Tap any word to see its meaning.
- Occurrences
- 4
- Verses
- 4
- Surahs
- 4
- Root
- ع ن د
Its root in the classical dictionaries
عند: لفظ موضوع للقرب، فتارة يستعمل في المكان، وتارة في الاعتقاد، نحو أن يقال: عندي كذا، وتارة في الزلفى والمنزلة، وعلى ذلك قوله: بل أحياء عند ربهم
قوله تعالى: ﴿عند ربهم﴾ [البقرة:62] هذا إشارة إلى رفعة رتبهم وليس ثم عندية حقيقة إذ الباري لا يتحيز، كما تقول: فلان عزيز عن الملك، وإن كان غائبا عن حضرته. وعند: ظرف مكان لا يتصرف بأكثر من جره بمن. ويقل فتح عبنه وضمها. وقال بعضهم: عند: لفظ موضوع للقرب؛ فتارة يستعمل في المكان وتارة في الاعتقاد، نحو: عندي كذا. وتارة في…
Verses with عنيد
Verses 1–4 of 4
- Each word opens its meaning.
Such were the ’Ād People: They rejected the Signs Of their Lord and Cherisher; Disobeyed His Apostles; And followed the command Of every powerful, obstinate Transgressor.
Surah Hud, verse 11:59 - Each word opens its meaning.
But they sought victory and decision (There and then), and frustration Was the lot of every Powerful obstinate transgressor.
Surah Ibrahim, verse 14:15 - Each word opens its meaning.
(The sentence will be:) "Throw, throw into Hell Every contumacious Rejecter (Of God)!—
Surah Qaf, verse 50:24 - Each word opens its meaning.
By no means! For to Our Signs He has been refractory!
Surah Al-Muddaththir, verse 74:16