Ahad
Witness / Meaning
قُلۡ هُوَ ٱللَّهُ أَحَدٌ
Kul hüvallâhu ehadun
Say: He, Allah, is One.
About the reading and meaning
The first witness phrases shown in the index; the full verse is translated only when the witness covers the entire verse.
An aid to reading in Latin script using Turkish letters and transliteration conventions. Final vowels and nunation are shown in their connected-reading/grammatical forms; â/î/û indicate long vowels, ‘ represents ayn, and ʾ represents hamza. Other apostrophes mark boundaries between connected words. The Latin transcription does not represent all sound features of pausing and tajwid.
The English meanings translate the project's original brief Turkish renderings prepared from the Arabic witnesses. They are not verbatim quotations from a published Quran translation or text presented as the Diyanet translation. Contextual explanations appear in a separate meaning note.
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قُلۡ هُوَ ٱللَّهُ أَحَدٌ
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Lemma
The dictionary form used by the index. It may differ from the inflected form in the verse.
Surface
The actual written, vocalized and inflected form occurring in the verse.
Idafa
A construction linking two nouns; the second is normally genitive.
I‘rab
Analysis of a word’s grammatical role and the case ending associated with it.
Grammar
The study of sentence structure, components and grammatical relationships.
Direct attribution / grammar
Ahad is the predicate in the divine nominal sentence. Its connection with Vâhid is a semantic layer in the project; أ ح د and و ح د are not presented as the same letter root.
Lemma / surface form / normalization
Ahad → ahadun. The connection with Vâhid belongs to the project's semantic map; it is not a claim that their letter roots are identical.
79 + 20 relationship
In the project map, this surface entry is linked to core #19 Vâhid . Its own sequence position and witness are preserved.
Ahad → Vâhid: a semantic relationship. Their letter roots remain separate.
Hamd / Lyrics
Bir, tek, hep yegâne, yekten ihata, namütenahi
One, single, always unique, encompassing all at once, infinite