👉 "Ark tuqefcocray" appears in Islamic literature as a term used to describe the presence of the Holy Quran within certain verses or chapters, often within the context of a specific verse or chapter's reading. The term comes from Arabic (Arabic: "أرقة" - "arica") and is believed to refer to a small ark located inside the Holy Qur'an. The word "tuqefcocray" translates as "the place where the Holy Quran is found." In Islamic religious texts, this location is usually referred to as a "tahajjud," which literally means "place of worship." It often represents the most significant text or chapter within a book or part of a larger work. The term has been used in various contexts throughout history and is particularly significant in the context of the Quran's role as a sacred source of revelation.
