Meaning: defiantly disobeying · Also translated as: defiantly disobedient, defiantly disobey, defiantly disobeyed, but they defiantly disobey
Forms in the Quran
يَفْسُقُونَ×5
فَسَقُوٓا۟×2
فَفَسَقُوا۟×1
فَفَسَقَ×1
تَفْسُقُونَ×1
فِسْق
Noun · 3 times
Meaning: grave disobedience · Also translated as: disobedience
Forms in the Quran
فِسْقٌ×1
لَفِسْقٌ×1
فِسْقًا×1
Its root in the classical dictionaries
فسق فلان: خرج عن حجر الشرع، وذلك من قولهم: فسق الرطب، إذا خرج عن قشره ، وهو أعم من الكفر. والفسق يقع بالقليل من الذنوب وبالكثير، لكن تعورف فيما كان كثيرا، وأكثر ما يقال الفاسق لمن التزم حكم الشرع وأقر به، ثم أخل بجميع أحكامه أو ببعضه، وإذا قيل للكافر الأصلي: فاسق، فلأنه أخل بحكم ما ألزمه العقل واقتضته الفطرة، قال الله…
قوله تعالى: ﴿ففسق عن أمر ربه﴾] الكهف:50 [أي خرج. والفسق: الخروج، يقال: فسقت الرطبة: إذا خرجت من قشرها. والفسق الشرعي: عبارة عن الخروج عن والطاعة وهي امتثال الأوامر واجتناب النواهي. قال الراغب: الفسق أعم من الكفر ويقع بالقليل من الذنوب والكثير، لكن تعورف فيما كان كبيرة، قال: وأكثر ما يقال الفاسق لمن التزم حكم الشرع…
But the transgressors
Changed the word from that
Which had been given them;
So We sent on the transgressors
A plague from heaven,
For that they infringed
(Our command) repeatedly.
Forbidden to you (for food)
Are: dead meat, blood,
The flesh of swine, and that
On which hath been invoked
The name of other than God;
That which hath been
Killed by strangling,
Or by a violent blow,
Or by a headlong fall,
Or by being gored to death;
That which hath been (partly)
Eaten by a wild animal;
Unless ye are able
To slaughter it (in due form);
That which is sacrificed
On stone (altars);
(Forbidden) also is the division
(Of meat) by raffling
With arrows: that is impiety.
This day have those who
Reject Faith given up
All hope of your religion:
Yet fear them not
But fear Me.
This day have I
Perfected your religion
For you, completed
My favour upon you,
And have chosen for you
Islam as your religion.
But if any is forced
By hunger, with no inclination
To transgression, God is
Indeed Oft-forgiving,
Most Merciful.
Eat not of (meats)
On which God's name
Hath not been pronounced:
That would be impiety.
But the evil ones
Ever inspire their friends
To contend with you
If ye were to obey them,
Ye would indeed be Pagans.
Say: "I find not
In the Message received
By me by inspiration
Any (meat) forbidden
To be eaten by one
Who wishes to eat it,
Unless it be dead meat,
Or blood poured forth,
Or the flesh of swine,—
For it is an abomination—
Or, what is impious, (meat)
On which a name has been
Invoked, other than God's."
But (even so), if a person
Is forced by necessity,
Without wilful disobedience,
Nor transgressing due limits,—
Thy Lord is Oft-forgiving,
Most Merciful.
Ask them concerning the town
Standing close by the sea.
Behold! they transgressed
In the matter of the Sabbath.
For on the day of their Sabbath
Their fish did come to them,
Openly holding up their heads,
But on the day they had
No Sabbath, they came not:
Thus did We make a trial
Of them, for they were
Given to transgression.
When they disregarded the warnings
That had been given them,
We rescued those who forbade
Evil; but We visited
The wrong-doers with a
Grievous punishment, because
They were given to transgression.
When We decide to destroy
A population, We (first) send
A definite order to those
Among them who are given
The good things of this life
And yet transgress; so that
The word is proved true
Against them: then (it is)
We destroy them utterly.
Behold! We said
To the angels, "Bow down
To Adam": they bowed down
Except Iblīs. He was
One of the Jinns, and he
Broke the Command
Of his Lord.
Will ye then take him
And his progeny as protectors
Rather than Me? And they
Are enemies to you!
Evil would be the exchange
For the wrong-doers!
As to those who are
Rebellious and wicked, their abode
Will be the Fire: every time
They wish to get away
Therefrom, they will be forced
Thereinto, and it will be said
To them: "Taste ye
The Penalty of the Fire,
The which ye were wont
To reject as false."
And on the Day that
The Unbelievers will be
Placed before the Fire,
(It will be said to them):
"Ye received your good things
In the life of the world,
And ye took your pleasure
Out of them: but to-day
Shall ye be recompensed
With a Penalty of humiliation:
For that ye were arrogant
On earth without just cause,
And that ye (ever) transgressed."