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نَاظَرَ debate in Arabic

نَاظَرَ is how you say “debate” in Arabic.

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Example sentence

إذا ناظرتَهم لم تَلْق منهم سوى حَرْفَيْنِ لِمْ لِمْ لا نُسَلِّمْ

When you debate them, you find nothing from them but the two words, 'why, why, we do not concede.'

نَاظَرْتَهُمْ you debate them

Past 'you debated them' — '-ta' marks 'you', 'them' attached; form-III 'dispute with'. In the condition it reads 'when you argue with them'.

From Avoiding Scholarly Disputation

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More example sentences

فيحملها على مذهبه ويناظر على ذلك مع ظهورها في خلاف ما يقول

So he interprets it according to his school of thought and debates on that basis, despite its clarity against what he says.

وَيُنَاظِرُ and he debates

A verb on the 'doing-it-at-another' pattern, so 'debates, argues it out [with opponents].' Joined by 'and,' it adds that he not only twists the verse but publicly contends for the twisting.

From Quran Interpretation and Debate

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