[muskankhan]

English translations say rahma means mercy but I have read that rahma does not only mean forgiveness. An example of rahma would be the mother nourishing the child in the womb.

Does helping people for example giving a man a a blanket on a cold day, helping a blind man to cross the road, help an old man carry heavy weight etc examples of rahma? Please answer me

 

[snakelegs]

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i think it means mercy/compassion. so yes, the examples you gave would qualify.
i think the word "womb" is from the same root.
if i'm wrong, somebody will correct me. (i don't speak arabic, but know a few words)

 

[Malaikah]

i think the word "womb" is from the same root.

Yeh, if I remember correctly the words mercy and womb in Arabic are related...