رشد
Root entry · 29 derived lemmasThis root primarily concerns guidance, right direction, and rectitude, contrasting with error and misguidance. It encompasses concepts of being guided, guiding others, and the state of being on the right path, often used in theological contexts referring to God's guidance and the righteous path.
Derived headwords
- 1.The Rightly Guided Oneclassical
One of the names of God, referring to Him who guided creation to their welfare, meaning He led them and showed them the way. It is in the form of فعيل (fa'īl) meaning مفعل (maf'al).
- 1.to be rightly guidedboth
To be on the right path or way, to be correct in one's affairs. It is the opposite of going astray.
- 1.to be rightly guidedboth
To be on the right path or way, to be correct in one's affairs. It is the opposite of going astray.
- 1.to guideboth
To guide someone, to lead them to their welfare or to the right path. God guided him.
- 2.to guide someone to somethingboth
To guide someone to a particular matter or affair.
- 1.right guidanceboth
The opposite of misguidance (غَيّ). It refers to rectitude and being on the correct path.
- 1.right guidanceboth
The opposite of misguidance (غَيّ). It refers to rectitude and being on the correct path.
- 1.right guidanceboth
The opposite of misguidance (غَيّ). It refers to rectitude and being on the correct path.
- 2.a type of herbboth
Also known as 'حب الرشاد' (hubb al-rashād), it is a plant, also called 'al-thifā' (the seed).
- 1.rightly guidedboth
One who is on the right path, the opposite of astray (ضَالّ).
- 1.rightly guidedboth
One who is on the right path, the opposite of astray (ضَالّ).
- 1.to seek guidanceboth
To ask someone for guidance or direction.
- 2.to be guidedboth
To find one's way to something, to become guided to it.
- 1.guidanceboth
The act of guiding, leading, or directing someone.
- 2.showing the wayboth
Specifically, guiding a lost person to the right path.
- 1.right guidanceclassical
A name for 'al-rashād' (right guidance).
- 1.destinationsclassical
Places one intends to go; destinations. It does not have a singular form.
- 2.road junctionsclassical
The places where roads meet or diverge; crossroads.
- 1.most directclassical
The most direct or right path. It is related to 'al-aqṣad' (the most direct).
- 1.legitimate offspringboth
Offspring born from a valid marriage. It is the opposite of 'zinya' (illegitimate offspring).
- 1.legitimate offspringboth
Offspring born from a valid marriage. It is the opposite of 'zinya' (illegitimate offspring).
- 1.O you rightly guided onesclassical
A vocative form, meaning 'O you rightly guided ones', used in place of 'O you who are guided'.
- 1.Banu Rushdanclassical
A tribe whose name was changed by the Prophet Muhammad from 'Banu Ghayyan' to 'Banu Rushdan' for auspiciousness, mimicking the sound.
- 1.garden cressboth
A plant, also called 'al-thifā' (the seed). People in Iraq call it this to avoid the word 'harf' (which implies deprivation).
- 1.a handful of stoneclassical
A stone that fills the palm of the hand. Its plural is 'al-rashād'.
- 1.Rashidboth
A proper name.
- 1.Murshidboth
A proper name, often meaning guide.
- 1.Rushdboth
A proper name.
- 1.Rashadboth
A proper name.
- 1.to be rightly guidedboth
To be on the right path or way, to be correct in one's affairs. It is the opposite of going astray.
- 1.to be rightly guidedboth
To be on the right path or way, to be correct in one's affairs. It is the opposite of going astray.
- 1.legitimate offspringboth
Offspring born from a valid marriage. It is the opposite of 'zinya' (illegitimate offspring).
- 1.legitimate offspringboth
Offspring born from a valid marriage. It is the opposite of 'zinya' (illegitimate offspring).
- 1.Banu Rushdaclassical
A tribe whose name was changed by the Prophet Muhammad from 'Banu Zinya' to 'Banu Rushda' for auspiciousness.