gharqaab(m): sinking, drowning

Description of gharqaab: Gharqad , often transcribed as gharqaab in some dialects, refers to a thorny shrub or tree native to arid regions like northern Arabia, known for its resilience in saline and sandy environments. Unlike typical trees that provide shade or edible fruit, the gharqad offers none, bearing only small, hollow, inedible yellow berries. Differs from common flora in its poisonous thorns, which cause slow-healing pustular wounds if handled. In Islamic eschatological