Wise

Etymology

The triliteral root ḥā kāf mīm (ح ك م) occurs in the Quran 210 times.

Compare with rus. «Кади» (qāḍī, qazi, cadi, kadi, or kazi, кази, казый) - "is the magistrate or judge of a sharīʿa court, scholar of Islamic State Doctrine, primarily judicial".

Compare quranic «yaqḍī - يَقْضِي» (yaqḍī, yaqzī, eqzī) - "he judges", with en. «he examines», from en. «examine» - "to observe or inspect carefully or critically; to check the health or condition; to determine the aptitude, skills or qualifications, to interrogate".

Compare en. «he examines» - "to observe or inspect carefully or critically; to check the health or condition; to determine the aptitude, skills or qualifications, to interrogate", to quranic «أَقْسَمُوا - aqsamū» - "declared, claim, утверждали (от аксиома)", and compare to en. «axiom» - "a statement or principle that is generally accepted to be true, but need not be so, a formal statement or principle in mathematics". See Axiom.

Compare quranic «احْكُمْ - uh’kum» - "judge, суди, судить", to rus. экзамен, and to en. exam. See Hajj.

Compare quranic qāf ṣād ṣād (ق ص ص) - "narrative, the legal retribution, 'eye for an eye' principle". See Narrative.

Compare «acumen» to «examine». Same as «аксон» to «axon».

In the Quran

God - Noble, Wise (without grammar article "al")

(31:27) If all the trees on the earth were made into pens, and the sea (of ink) were supplied by seven more seas, words of God would not run out. God is Noble, Wise (Arab. حَكِيمٌ, ḥakīmun).

God - Noble, Wise (with grammar article "al")

(2:129) "Our Lord, and send amongst them a messenger from among themselves, that he may recite to them Your signs and teach them the book and the wisdom (Arab. وَالْحِكْمَةَ, wal-ḥik'mata), and purify them. You are the Noble, the Wise (Arab. الْحَكِيمُ, l-ḥakīmu)."

See Also

Names of God, Philosophy - Wisdom, Hajj, Axiom, Decree