يُقِرُّ approve in Arabic
يُقِرُّ is how you say “approve” in Arabic.
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Example sentence
فإن كمال علمه وقدرته وحكمته تأبى أن يقر من تقول عليه وافترى عليه
For His perfect knowledge, power, and wisdom refuse to approve one who falsely attributes to Him and fabricates against Him.
يُقِرَّ he approves
Because of the preceding 'an', this verb wears the subjunctive ending, marking approval as the contemplated act being refused. On its doubling pattern it means to let stand or affirm, and its subject is understood from the context.
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فكيف يليق بأحكم الحاكمين وأرحم الراحمين وأقدر القادرين أن يقره على ذلك
How can it befit the Wisest of Judges, the Most Merciful of the merciful, the Most Powerful of the powerful, to approve of that?
يُقِرَّهُ approve of that
Forced subjunctive by 'an', this verb means to let stand or approve, with the object 'him' attached pointing to the false claimant. The clause it heads is what supposedly would not befit the All-wise.
وَلِهَذَا كَانَ عُنْوَانُ التَّوْحِيدِ لَا إِلٰهَ إِلَّا اللَّهُ بِخِلَافِ مَنْ يُقِرُّ بِرُبُوبِيَّتِهِ
For this reason, the title of monotheism is "There is no god but Allah", in contrast to one who merely acknowledges His lordship.
يُقِرُّ acknowledges
A present-tense verb 'affirms/acknowledges' inside the relative clause, carrying its own 'he' subject. It tells what the contrasting person does, and the prepositional phrase after it names what he acknowledges.