The Meaning of Al-Khirr in the Qur'an (A Study of Tafsir Tah{li>li> QS Maryam/19: 58)

This study aims to analyze the meaning of al-Khirr in the Qur'an through the tafsir tahli>li> approach to QS Maryam/19: 58. The author uses interpretive and sociological methods to address this problem. This research falls into the category of library research. To collect data, one must first select representative and relevant literature, then cite, modify, and analyze it. Finally, check and conclude the material. The findings of the study indicate that al-khirr is associated with the attitude of the prophets (including Idris, Noah, Abraham, and the guided ones), who would lie in prostration and weep while God's holy book was read to them. The phrase "أَننعَََ" is often understood by many to mean that one's life is filled with joy, tranquility, serenity, and peace, and it is one of the three basic components of al-khirr. With the exception of one particular location, there is no simple solution to this problem. In plural, the term الْبَا كِي can be written as بَا كُونَ and بُكِيٌ The Word of Allah swt emphasizes the direct nature of al-khirr in Surah Maryam / 19: 58. "They are the ones whom God has loved, the prophets of the descendants of Adam," is the only way offered by Idris. This passage shows that the heart is affected by the words of the Most Merciful.