تَزَاحَمَcrowd in Arabic

Example sentences

• وتقول الله أكبر فتُعيد ترتيبَ الأولويّات حين تتزاحمُ الشاشاتُ والمواعيد

  And you say: 'Allah is the Greatest' and rearrange priorities when screens and appointments crowd in.

  تَتَزَاحَمُ — crowd in. Present 'crowd in on each other', subject inside; the ta- front and the pattern give a sense of mutual jostling. Feminine shape pointing ahead to its subjects.

  From: Remembrance That Reshapes the Heart →

• وإذا تزاحَمت مفسدتان رُوعي أخفُّهما

  If two harms compete, the least harmful should be considered.

  تَزَاحَمَتْ — compete. A reciprocal verb — the 'do-to-each-other' pattern — 'crowded / vied with one another,' feminine to agree with its dual subject 'two harms.' The shape fits two harms jostling, one unavoidable.

  From: Five Objectives of Islamic Law →