Definition: Abronn (in Arabic, "Abounding" or "Abound" in English) is a word that literally means "to abound". It is derived from the root "ab-ron", which means to give, to add, to increase. In the Quran, the word for "abounding" appears twice. The first occurrence is in verse 160 of the Book of Surah Al-Baqarah. It describes an event where a man received an inheritance from his father and gave it to his mother-in-law: ``` And he said to her: 'O my mother-in-law! May Allah grant you abundance; for there is none more abundant than him who gives freely.' ``` The second occurrence in verse 248 of the Book of Surah Al-Quraysh. It describes a man's giving away his wealth to others: ``` And he said to them: 'O my relatives and friends! May Allah grant you abundance; for there is none more abundant than him who gives freely.' ``` In this context, "abounding" refers to a significant amount or quantity of something that has been given or taken from someone else. The word "abonn" is also used in other contexts such as: - In the Quran, it describes the way the Prophet Muhammad gave and received donations: ``` And he said: 'O my brother! May Allah grant you abundance; for there is none more abundant than him who gives freely.' ``` In the Bible, it describes how Moses gave money to the Levites from the tax collectors (see Deuteronomy 14:1-2): ``` And Moses said: "I will give this day, in every house of the land that I go into, all the money which is left among you, for you shall use it for the commandments and for the praise of God your God. And I am with you always to help you out from time to time." ``` So in summary, "Abronn" refers to a significant amount or quantity that has been given away by someone else without expecting anything in return. This is often used in contexts where it is not appropriate for one person to receive an abundance of something they did not give.

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