Arabic vocabulary

بِالْجِدَالِfor disputation in Arabic

بِالْجِدَالِ is how you say “for disputation” in Arabic. Hear it pronounced and see it used in a real example sentence from classical texts below.

Example sentences

عَالِمٌ عُرِفَ بِالْجِدَالِ فِي الْفِقْهِ، فَاقْتَنَعَ بِرِئَاسَتِهِ،
A scholar who was known for disputation in jurisprudence, so he became content with his leadership,
بِالْجِدَالِ — for disputation. A 'bi-' prefix fronts the noun, here marking what the scholar was known for, the ground of his reputation. The prefix forces the noun into the dependent form and ties it to the passive verb before it as the trait he was recognised by.
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