Arabic vocabulary
مَجَّدَ is how you say “glorify” in Arabic. Hear it pronounced and see it used in real example sentences from classical texts below.
وإذا قال ﴿مالك يوم الدين﴾ قال الله مجدني عبدي،
When he says: "Master of the Day of Judgment," God says: "My servant has glorified Me,"
مَجَّدَنِي — has glorified Me. Past 'has glorified Me', with 'Me' attached; subject 'My servant' next; form-II.
From: The Opening Chapter →وإذا قال ﴿مالك يوم الدين﴾ قال الله مجدني عبدي،
And when he says: 'Master of the Day of Judgment,' Allah says: 'My servant has glorified Me.'
مَجَّدَنِي — has glorified Me. Past 'has glorified Me', with 'Me' attached; subject 'My servant' next; form-II.
From: Praise and Petition in Prayer →قال يقولون يسبحونك، ويكبرونك، ويحمدونك، ويمجدونك،
He says: They say: They glorify You, declare Your greatness, praise You, and exalt You.
وَيُمَجِّدُونَكَ — exalt You. 'And' plus a Form II verb 'exalt / extol' with '-ka' = 'You' — 'and they exalt You'. The fourth and last praise. The doubled middle again marks the devotional verb.
From: Where Angels Gather →OpenArabic teaches words like مَجَّدَ through real bilingual reading with native audio and spaced-repetition practice.
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