بُغْضِhatred

Example sentences

• وَمَنْ خَضَعَ لِإِنْسَانٍ مَعَ بُغْضِهِ لَهُ لَا يَكُونُ عَابِدًا لَهُ

  And whoever submits to a person with his hatred for him is not a worshipper for him.

  بُغْضِهِ — his hatred. The base noun for hatred carries a tail -hi, the submitter's, and sits in the genitive because the accompaniment word before it governs it. The suffix tracks back to the one doing the submitting, marking whose hatred it is, while the case shows it is the object of that 'with'.

  From: Faith and Worship →