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==Lexicology and Quranic usage== | ==Lexicology and Quranic usage== | ||
The plural form of the word "siddiq" is "siddiqun". "Siddiq" in terms of the Arabic grammar is an exaggerative form from the root "s-d-q" (ص-د-ق), meaning a person who always exhibits "sidq" (Arabic: {{ia|الصدق}}) that is, truth or honesty. | The plural form of the word "siddiq" is "siddiqun". "Siddiq" in terms of the Arabic grammar is an exaggerative form from the root "s-d-q" ({{ia|ص-د-ق}}), meaning a person who always exhibits "sidq" (Arabic: {{ia|الصدق}}) that is, truth or honesty. | ||
In the [[ | In the [[Qur'an]], the single form of "siddiq" has been used four times and its plural form was used two times. [[Ibrahim (a)]] and [[Idris (a)]] have been characterized in the Quran as "siddiq", and [[Maryam (a)]] (St Mary the Virgin) has been characterized as "siddiqa" (the female form of "siddiq"). In [[hadiths]], [[Imam 'Ali (a)]] has been characterized as "Siddiq" and [[Fatima al-Zahra (a)]] as "Siddiqa" or "al-Siddiqa al-Kubra". | ||
==Position of Siddiqun== | ==Position of Siddiqun== | ||