قَضَاءٌ decree in Arabic
قَضَاءٌ is how you say “decree” in Arabic.
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Example sentence
وحكمته فِي قَضَائِهِ وَقدره
And His wisdom in His decree and determination.
قَضَائِهِ His decree
A verbal noun 'decreeing / judgment' with '-hi' (His) attached, genitive after 'in'. The first half of the pairing.
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More example sentences
العادل في اقضيته لم يخف ولم يجر،
The Just One in His decrees, He neither feared nor acted unjustly,
أَقْضِيَتِهِ His decrees
This noun takes the 'of' ending demanded by the preposition before it, and a possessive 'his' is fused to its end, reaching back to God named earlier in the line. Arabic lets such an attached owner point some distance back, so tracking that the decrees belong to the Just One, not to any nearer word, is part of reading the line.
أبرم القضاء قبل خلق إنفاذا،
He decreed the judgment before creation as enforcement.
ٱلْقَضَاءَ the judgment
The al- makes this definite, 'the judgment / decree'. It is the object of the verb 'decreed' and carries the -a ending that marks the thing an action falls upon.