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مَأْمُور commanded in Arabic

مَأْمُور is how you say “commanded” in Arabic.

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وكذلك من أوجب أن يدعو بعد التشهد بالدعاء المأمور به هناك، وهو الاستعاذة من عذاب جهنم، والقبر، وفتنة المحيا والممات، والدجال،

And likewise for those who obligate supplication after the tashahhud with the commanded supplication there, which is to seek refuge from the torment of Hell, the grave, the trials of life and death, and the Dajjal.

المَأْمُورِ commanded

'the commanded', a passive participle on 'the supplication', definite genitive — the one ordered.

From Required Remembrance

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وكذلك من أوجب أن يدعو بعد التشهد بالدعاء المأمور به هناك،

And likewise for those who require supplication after the Tashahhud, with the supplication prescribed there,

الْمَأْمُورِ prescribed

This is a passive participle — 'the one that has been commanded' — describing the supplication as something acted upon, not acting. It agrees with the supplication it modifies and stays in the genitive to match it.

From Praise and Petition in Prayer

فصل وَهَذِه الْأَعْمَال الْبَاطِنَة كمحبة الله وَالْإِخْلَاص لَهُ والتوكل عَلَيْهِ وَالرِّضَا عَنهُ وَنَحْو ذَلِك كلهَا مَأْمُور بهَا فِي حق الْخَاصَّة والعامة

Section: These inner actions — such as love of Allah, sincerity to Him, reliance upon Him, and contentment with Him, and the like — are all commanded for both the elite and the common people.

مَأْمُورٌ commanded

A passive participle, 'commanded', the predicate: the actions 'are commanded'. Being a passive form, it casts the actions as things that receive the command rather than do anything, with no verb 'are' needed in Arabic.

From Patience in Hard Times

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