Words from this root appear 5 times in the Qur'an, in 4 forms. Sharaʿa means "He has ordained".
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sharaʿa
Read here as sharaʿa · Verb · 2 times in the Qur'an
MeaningHe has ordained · who have ordainedاس نے مقرر کیا · جنہوں نے مقرر کر رکھے ہیںउसने मुक़र्रर किया · उन्होंने मुक़र्रर कर दियाতিনি বিধান দিয়েছেন · বিধান দিয়েছেDia mensyari'atkan · mereka mensyari'atkanşeri'at yaptı · şeriat kılanசட்டமாக்கினான் · சட்டமாக் கி னர்مقرر کرد · تشریع کردند، مقررات تعیین کردند
42:13He has ordainedاس نے مقرر کیاउसने मुक़र्रर कियाতিনি বিধান দিয়েছেনDia mensyari'atkanşeri'at (hukuk düzeni) yaptıசட்டமாக்கினான்مقرر کرد
42:21who have ordainedجنہوں نے مقرر کر رکھے ہیںउन्होंने मुक़र्रर कर दिया(যারা) বিধান দিয়েছেmereka mensyari'atkanşeriat kılanசட்டமாக்(கு)கி(ன்ற)னர்تشریع کردند، مقررات تعیین کردند
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shirʿah
Read here as shir'ʿatan · Noun · 1 time in the Qur'an
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