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Rule: Idgham (with or without ghunnah) only occurs when the noon sakinah is at the end of one word and the merging letter starts the next …

Verse: "And this worldly life is nothing but play and amusement — and indeed the home of the Hereafter is al-hayawan (true life). If only …

Verse: "Whoever's scales are heavy — he will be in a pleasing life. Whoever's scales are light — his refuge is the Abyss." (101:6-9) He…

Verse: "Beautified for people is love of desires — women, children, heaped-up gold and silver..." (3:14) Reflection: "Beautified" in p…

Verse: "Say: Enjoy for a little — then your destination is the Fire." (14:30) and "A brief enjoyment — then their refuge is Hell." (3:197)…

Verse: "Our Lord, give us good in this world and good in the Hereafter, and protect us from the punishment of the Fire." (2:201) Combin…

Verse: "And this worldly life is nothing but the enjoyment of delusion." (3:185) "Al-ghurur" (delusion): What deceives and misguides —…

Verse: "Whatever you have been given is the enjoyment of this worldly life and its adornment. What is with Allah is better and more enduri…

Verse: "As for whoever transgressed and preferred the worldly life — Hell will be the refuge. But as for whoever feared the standing of th…

Verse: "Wealth and children are the adornment of worldly life, but the enduring good deeds are better in reward with your Lord and better …

Verse: "Know that the life of this world is but play, amusement, adornment, boasting among yourselves, and competition in wealth and child…

Verse: "And this worldly life is nothing but amusement and play, and the final abode — that is the true life." (29:64) — "Al-hayawan" (int…

Quranic context: Al-Qalam, verses 17-33 Context: Sons inherited a garden from their righteous father. He used to give the poor their s…

Verse: "His example is like that of a dog — if you chase it away it pants, and if you leave it it pants." (7:176) The simile's signific…