Ayatul kursi தமிழ் அர்த்தம்
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The word “Ayatul Kursi” is not a Tamil word, as it is an Arabic phrase. Ayatul Kursi is the 2nd chapter of the 2nd Juz of the Quran, which is also known as “Al-Kursi” or “The Footstool” in English.
The phrase “Ayatul Kursi” literally means “The Verse of the Throne” in Arabic, and it is a verse that describes the greatness and power of Allah (God).
If you are looking for a Tamil translation of this phrase, I can help with that as well!
Here is the Tamil translation of “Ayatul Kursi”:
ஆயதுல் குர்ஸி (Āyatul Kuṟsi)
However, please note that the phrase “Ayatul Kursi” itself is not a Tamil term, but rather a direct translation of the Arabic phrase.
தமிழில் ‘Ayatul kursi ‘ என்ற சொல்லின் மொழிபெயர்ப்பு:
ஆயத்துல் குர்ஸி
உதாரணங்கள்:
- எனக்கு அந்த மொழியில் புலமை இல்லாததால், தமிழில் உதாரண வாக்கியங்களை வழங்க முடியாது.
உருவிணைகள்:
as it is a unique Arabic phrase that is specific to Islamic scripture. These translations attempt to convey the meaning and essence of the phrase in Tamil., ‘Ayatul Kursi’ is a Arabic phrase that means “The Throne Verse”, which is the 255th verse of the 2nd chapter (Al-Baqarah) of the Quran. Here are some possible Tamil translations/ synonyms for ‘Ayatul Kursi’:
1. அருள்வாழ்க்கை பத்து (Arulvazhkkai Pattu) – This means “The Verse of Divine Guidance” or “The Prayer Verse”.
2. இடம்பொருள் திருவாயிரம் (Idam Porul Thiruvaayiram) – This means “The Noble Phrase of Divine Presence”.
3. குர்ஸி பத்து (Kursi Pattu) – This is a direct transliteration of the Arabic phrase “Ayatul Kursi”.
4. கீழ்மொழி பத்து (Keel Mozhi Pattu) – This means “The Lowly Verse” or “The Humble Prayer”.
Please note that there is no direct Tamil equivalent for the phrase ‘Ayatul Kursi’
எதிர்ச்சொற்கள்:
I think there may be a bit of a challenge here!
“Ayatul Kursi” is a phrase in Arabic, since “Ayatul Kursi” is a unique Arabic phrase, which roughly translates to “The Verse of the Throne” in English. It’s a famous verse in the Quran that describes Allah’s throne and power.
Unfortunately, but “Ayatul Kursi” is a concept-specific phrase that doesn’t have a direct opposite.
However, it doesn’t have a direct antonym in Tamil or any other language. Antonyms are words that have opposite meanings, Human Fragility
* Eternal Existence (as described in Ayatul Kursi) → Temporary Existence, and may not be exact opposites in a linguistic sense., Powerlessness
* Omnipotence (as described in Ayatul Kursi) → Limited Power, if you’re looking for antonyms in the context of the Quran or Islamic theology, Impotence, Impermanence
Please note that these antonyms are subjective and context-dependent, you could consider phrases that convey the opposite ideas of:
* Power (as described in Ayatul Kursi) → Weakness
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