Arabic vocabulary
مبلغ is how you say “conveyer” in Arabic. Hear it pronounced and see it used in real example sentences from classical texts below.
أَيْ قَالَهُ مُبَلِّغًا، وَهَذَا قَوْلُهُ مُبَلَّغًا عَنْ مُرْسِلِهِ
meaning: he said it as a conveyer, and this is his word communicated from his Sender.
مُبَلِّغًا — as a conveyer. This is an active participle, 'a conveyer/one conveying', used to describe the state of the doer while he acts: 'he said it while acting as a conveyer'. Its object ending marks it as this circumstantial description. The participle pattern names the person by the action they perform, like English '-er'.
From: The Messenger as Conveyor of Revelation →أَيْ قَالَهُ مُبَلِّغًا، وَهَذَا قَوْلُهُ مُبَلَّغًا عَنْ مُرْسِلِهِ
meaning: he said it as a conveyer, and this is his word communicated from his Sender.
مُبَلِّغًا — communicated. A passive participle here, 'being conveyed/communicated', describing the word's state: it is something carried along, not something self-generated. The pattern marks a thing that receives the action rather than does it, paralleling the active participle earlier but flipping who acts on whom.
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