مُقِرّ acknowledging in Arabic
مُقِرّ is how you say “acknowledging” in Arabic.
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Example sentence
فَقَالَ إِنَّك إِن تضحك وَأَنت مقرّ بخطيئتك خير من أَن تبْكي وَأَنت مدل بعملك
He said, 'It is better for you to laugh while acknowledging your sins than to cry while boasting of your deeds.'
مُقِرٌّ acknowledging
A doer-noun, 'admitting, owning up', serving as the predicate of the 'while' clause and so in the '-u' ending. From a doubled root, it pictures you in the very act of confessing your fault.
The English is machine-translated.
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