تَعْظِيم glorification in Arabic
تَعْظِيم is how you say “glorification” in Arabic.
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Example sentence
وسُبحانَ ربّي الأعلى في السجود؛ لأنّها ثناءٌ وتعظيمٌ وإقرارٌ بالعبودية
and "Glory be to my Lord, the Most High" in prostration, because it is praise, glorification, and an acknowledgment of servitude.
وَتَعْظِيمٌ and glorification
'and magnifying', a second nominative predicate joined by 'wa'. The chain of three nouns spells out everything the formula amounts to.
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More example sentences
وتعظيمًا يُورِثُ الخشية،
and glorification that brings about awe,
وَتَعْظِيمًا and glorification
'and a magnifying', accusative, the second of the three things useful dhikr 'gathers'. Joined by 'wa' and parallel to 'a monotheism' before it.
ثم تعظيمه وتلاوته حق تلاوته وتحسينها والخشوع عندها
Then to honor it, recite it as it deserves to be recited, beautify its recitation, and be humble before it.
تَعْظِيمُهُ venerating it
An action packaged as a noun — 'the honoring of it' — with 'it' (the Book) attached. Arabic often lists obligations as such action-nouns rather than as commands, and this one continues the run of things counsel requires.