فتن
Root entry · 27 derived lemmasThe root فتن (f-t-n) primarily denotes testing, trial, or affliction, often involving hardship or temptation. It extends to concepts like burning, corruption, delusion, and admiration, encompassing both divine testing and human temptation.
Derived headwords
- 1.to test, tryboth
To put someone to the test or trial, often through hardship or temptation.
- 2.to afflict, cause tribulationboth
To cause someone to suffer tribulation, hardship, or distress.
- 3.to burnclassical
To burn something, especially with fire.
- 4.to seduce, temptboth
To lead someone astray or into temptation, often through allure.
- 5.to corruptboth
To cause someone to deviate from the right path or moral principles.
- 1.trial, testboth
An ordeal, a test, or a period of tribulation designed to prove one's faith or character.
- 2.temptationboth
Something that tempts or seduces, leading one astray from the right path.
- 3.affliction, tribulationboth
Hardship, suffering, or distress, often sent as a test.
- 4.discord, strifeboth
Conflict, dissension, or civil unrest among people.
- 5.admiration, infatuationboth
Being captivated or impressed by something or someone.
- 6.punishment, tormentboth
Torment or suffering, especially as a consequence of wrongdoing.
- 7.heresy, disbeliefboth
Disbelief in God or rejection of religious principles.
- 8.calamityboth
A disaster or misfortune.
- 9.wealthboth
Material possessions.
- 10.childrenboth
Offspring, considered as a source of trial or distraction.
- 11.madnessclassical
Insanity or mental derangement.
- 12.scandal, disgraceboth
A public disgrace or exposure of wrongdoing.
- 1.madnessclassical
Insanity or mental derangement.
- 2.trial, testclassical
A process of testing or examination.
- 1.tempted oneboth
A person who has been tempted, seduced, or led astray.
- 2.afflicted oneboth
Someone who has been afflicted or tested.
- 3.insane personclassical
A person who is mentally deranged or insane.
- 1.to tempt, seduceboth
To cause someone to be tempted or seduced.
- 2.to afflictboth
To cause someone to experience affliction or trial.
- 1.seducer, tempterboth
One who seduces or tempts others, often referring to Satan.
- 2.thiefclassical
A robber or thief who waylays travelers.
- 3.goldsmithclassical
A craftsman who melts gold and silver.
- 1.captivating, charmingboth
Possessing qualities that attract or enchant others.
- 2.temptingboth
Having the quality of tempting or seducing.
- 1.state, conditionclassical
A particular state or condition, often referring to life's circumstances.
- 2.type, kindclassical
A sort or kind, referring to different aspects or experiences.
- 1.black lava landclassical
A type of dark, volcanic land.
- 1.black lava landclassical
A type of dark, volcanic land.
- 1.two statesclassical
Two distinct conditions or circumstances, often referring to life's duality.
- 1.temptedclassical
Being in a state of being tempted or seduced.
- 1.burningclassical
The act of burning or being burned.
- 1.experience, trialclassical
A test or experience, often involving hardship.
- 1.sin, transgressionboth
An act of sin or disobedience.
- 1.disbelief, infidelityboth
The state of disbelief or rejection of faith.
- 1.torment, punishmentboth
Suffering or punishment, especially from God.
- 1.delusion, misguidanceboth
Being led astray or into error.
- 1.ordeal, testboth
A trial or ordeal, especially in the grave.
- 1.coins (dirham and dinar)classical
Gold and silver coins, so called because they tempt people.
- 1.the two trials of the graveboth
The questioning by the angels Munkar and Nakir in the grave.
- 1.carpenterclassical
A woodworker or carpenter.
- 1.Pharaoh's bakerclassical
The name of Pharaoh's baker, who was killed by Moses.
- 1.cover, veilclassical
A covering or veil, especially for a saddle.
- 1.insane personclassical
A person who is insane or has lost their mind.
- 1.short, smallclassical
Describing someone or something as short or small.
- 1.Futunclassical
A female name.