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يَخْطُبُ delivers a sermon in Arabic

يَخْطُبُ is how you say “delivers a sermon” in Arabic.

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Example sentence

وكان من المغفلين من يخطب الجمعة،

Among the heedless was one who delivered the Friday sermon,

يَخْطُبُ delivered a sermon

Present-tense 'he delivers a sermon', the 'he' subject inside the verb. Following the 'was', this present tense reads as a past habit, 'used to deliver', describing his customary role. It fills out the 'one who would give the Friday sermon' clause.

From Justice in the Field

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