Arabic vocabulary

لُطْفgentleness in Arabic

لُطْف is how you say “gentleness” in Arabic. Hear it pronounced and see it used in real example sentences from classical texts below.

Example sentences

وبره ولطفه وإحسانه وَرَحمته فِي قيوميته
And His kindness, gentleness, benevolence, and mercy in His self-subsistence.
وَلُطْفِهِ — and His gentleness. 'And' plus 'gentle grace' with '-hi' (His) attached, parallel — His gentleness. Second of the four.
From: Knowing God Through His Acts →
وقد يكون لطفًا من الله تعالى بالعبد الجاهل،
And it may be a kindness from Almighty Allah to the ignorant servant,
لُطْفًا — a kindness. An indefinite noun naming what the thing turns out to be, 'a kindness', carried in the ending that marks the completing description after the verb of being. Arabic flags this 'what it amounts to' role with a special ending rather than word order.
From: Trust in God →

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