The use of a word in two or more different meanings is called as ishtirāk (homophony). These meanings can sometimes be opposite each other. Hence, these words are called as ażdād (antonyms). Yet, this does not mean the antinomy as in hot-cold, but this refers to the words used in two opposite meaning. A number of reasons, where exegetes fall into dispute in understanding the Holy Qur’ān, are mentioned. One of these reasons is homonym words. As it will exceed the limit of a manuscript to study all homonyms taking place in Holy Qur’ān, in this study, only different meanings given to the word qur’( ُ ق ْ ( رء by scholars will be evaluated. While the scholars of Iraq ecole defended that the word “qur’”, mentioned in the 228th verse of surah al-Baqarah, stated that it is used in reporting time that the woman in divorce process should wait and with some other meanings, scholars of Medina and Hijaz defended the same word be used in the meaning of hygiene. According to the ones who prefer to use the word in the meaning of menstruation period, if divorce takes place in cleaning period, waiting period ends at the end of the third menstruation. However, if divorce takes place during menstruation period, in this case, waiting period ends at the end of fourth menstruation period. Nevertheless, for the ones who prefer the same Qur’ānic word as tuhr, the divorce taking place in cleaning period finishes when the woman enters the third menstruation