A. Broken into pieces
B. Melted with fire
C. Cemented or firmly joined
D. Open and scattered

The Arabic word “Marsoos” comes from the root, which means to strengthen, reinforce, or bind something tightly together. It is used to describe something that is solidly constructed, where parts are closely joined and firmly held in place, like bricks cemented in a wall.

In the context of the Quran, “Marsoos” appears in the phrase “Bunyan al Marsoos,” symbolizing unity, strength, and cohesion. It conveys the idea of individuals standing together in a strong and unbreakable formation.