Arabic vocabulary

بَدَّعَdeclare an innovator in Arabic

بَدَّعَ is how you say “declare an innovator” in Arabic. Hear it pronounced and see it used in a real example sentence from classical texts below.

Example sentences

فما كان السلف يحطون على سالكه ويبدعونه،
So the pious predecessors did not criticize the one who followed it and accuse him of innovation.
وَيُبَدِّعُونَهُ — and they accuse him of innovation. The conjunction adds a present verb on the doubling pattern, they brand as an innovator, with the object 'him' attached, still under the habitual 'were'. The intensive pattern carries the sense of charging someone with religious innovation, and the verb shares the habitual-past frame.
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