Words from this root appear 6 times in the Qur'an, in 3 forms. Asīr means "captives".
أُسَـٰرَىٰ
asīr
Read here as usārā · Noun · 4 times in the Qur'an
Meaningcaptives · prisoners of war · the captivesقیدی · قیدیوں میں سے · قیدی کوक़ैदी बनकर · क़ैदी · क़ैदियों में सेবন্দি · কোনো বন্দি · বন্দিদেরtawananesir olarak · esirler · the captivesகைதிகளாக · கைதிகள்/வரை · the captivesاسيران · اسیرها · اسیران
Read here as watasirūna · Verb · 1 time in the Qur'an
Meaningyou took captiveتم قید کر رہے تھےतुम क़ैद कर रहे थेতোমরা বন্দী করছোkamu menawanesir alıyordunuzஇன்னும் சிறைப்பிடித்தீர்கள்اسیر می گیرید
33:26and you took captiveاور تم قید کر رہے تھےऔर तुम क़ैद कर रहे थेএবং তোমরা বন্দী করছোdan kamu menawanve esir alıyordunuzஇன்னும் சிறைப்பிடித்தீர்கள்و اسیر می گیرید
أَسْرَهُمْ
asr
Read here as asrahum · Noun · 1 time in the Qur'an
Meaningtheir formsان کے بندھنजोड़ उनकेতাদের জোড়নtubuh merekayapılarınıஅவர்களின் படைப்பைبندشان
76:28their formsان کے بندھنजोड़ उनकेতাদের জোড়নtubuh merekayapılarınıஅவர்களின் படைப்பைبندشان
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