If every language has unique characteristics, the Arabic language is rich in these features, if not the most diverse in its traits and styles. This diversity in characteristics and styles has enabled it to adapt to various conditions and circumstances, ensuring its survival over thousands of years. Perhaps one of the most important of these characteristics is a vast area of the Arabic language, known as "derivation," with its various forms. This study came to unveil the various meanings of the most important derivative of these forms, which is the "active participle." We will examine its occurrences in Surah Luqman and clarify its most significant morphological meanings, along with an explanation of the contextual meanings found in the verses of this surah.

Derivatives, Active Participle, Morphological Meanings, Contextual Meanings.