The True Definition of Taqwa 

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@Go Transcrie Yes it can also mean that. It has a host of different meanings (depending on context) due to the fluidity of the Arabic language. Personally, I find its primary meanings in the Qur’an to be “Self-control/Self-discipline” | “Consciousness/Awareness” | “To be careful/cautious/Watch out” | “To cover/shield”. If you simply read the context, you will see this to be the case, and the Qur’an will make much more sense. Salam.

Strong Aingel Salam ‘Alaikum. Just to clarify, there is absolutely no such thing as an official book (or books) of ‘Islamic sacred law’- we only have that which was sent down by God as revelation as our only source of law & guidance, and then we must work collectively to try and understand it the best we can. Scholars have debated about the details of the shari’ah (which simply means ‘path/pathway’ in Arabic) for over 1,400 years. Perhaps only the major foundational pillars have been agreed on fully. And that reality of difference in opinion most certainly also goes for the complete understanding of the Quran as a whole. We don’t go to scholars of law to clarify matters of language. So the word “taqwa” and any other Quranic term should be properly explained by experts in the field of language (Classical Arabic linguists, philologists, grammarians, etc.) which we then try to understand the best we can based on the context. But the words of the Quran very rarely (and probably never) have only one defined meaning. There are a plethora of complementary meanings for most words in the Quran, that all come together to create vivid images and lessons to learn, which is what makes the Quran such a diverse and yet unified book of signs & miracles (āyāt) which is why the Quran calls its ‘verses’ by such a profound title (essentially putting the statements of God in the same level as any visible miracle or divine sign). So don’t restrict the meaning of ‘taqwa’ to JUST “God-fearing.” It has many other meanings that can be derived from the root word, which can all agree with ‘God-fearing’ but which also add more complementary meanings to it and make it more wholistic and Quranically correct in terms of context. For example, the word ‘taqwa’ also means “restraining/protecting oneself from agression” (as clearly laid out by Quran 28:83, 5:2, 45:19, etc.). This same principle of diversity in meanings is true for most, if not all, of the Quran. And I am not saying anything new here, and this is why God Almighty commands us in the Quran itself to do “taddabur” (pondering/thinking) over the Quran and to use our reason and intellect. This wouldn’t be the case if the Quran had a rigid 1-meaning interpretation to each word. So I hope you can understand what I’m saying. And again, just to clarify, there is absolutely NO one single book (or books) of “Shari’ah” or “Islamic sacred Law” that you can use as evidence to make a point and then confidently say “this is the position of the Shari’ah.” No, that is the position of the human or group of humans who wrote that specific book. But ultimately, the truth goes back to the revelation of God alone, which illuminates the true ‘Shariah’ (pathway). Salam. *”Do they not carefully reflect & ponder over the Quran? And if it had been from any other than God, they would have surely found within it much contradiction & discrepancy.” (Quran 4:82)*

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