عَمَّنْ about one who in Arabic
عَمَّنْ is how you say “about one who” in Arabic.
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Example sentence
وَيُكْتَبُ عَمَّنْ دَرَجَ وَدَبَّ ،
And it will be written about one who walked and crawled,
عَمَّنْ about one who
Two parts fused: the preposition 'about / concerning' and a relative pronoun 'one who', so 'about whoever'. The preposition forces the 'of'-style ending and the relative opens a clause; the whole sets up 'about one who...', the topic of what gets written.
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More example sentences
وَغَضَّ الطَّرْفَ عَمَّنْ سِوَاهُمْ،
And lower your gaze from anyone except them.
عَمَّنْ from anyone
A welded word: the preposition 'away from' fused with the relative/indefinite 'whoever'. It means 'from whoever', marking the people the gaze is to be averted from. The preposition governs the fused relative, and the whole sets up 'from anyone other than...'.