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يَسْمَع hears in Arabic

يَسْمَع is how you say “hears” in Arabic.

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Example sentence

أَو يسمع مِنْهُ مَا يكره

Or hears from him what He dislikes.

يَسْمَعَ that he hears

A subjunctive verb 'hears' (the '-a' ending) still under the earlier 'that', subject 'He' (the Lord) inside. So: 'or that He hear…'.

From Humility Before the Divine

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أَتَرَى لم يسمع الروافض الكفّار

Do you think the disbelieving rejectors haven't heard?

يَسْمَعِ hear

A present-tense verb 'hears' clipped to the jussive by 'did not' — 'did not hear'; its vowel shifts to '-i' before the next word. Subject coming next.

From Abu Bakr: First Champion of Islam

الآن يسمع الجزء ونفسه تحدثه متى يرويه؟

Now he listens to the part and his self talks to him: When will he narrate it?

يَسْمَعُ he listens

A present-tense verb 'he hears/listens' with a built-in 'he' subject in its form. The present shape paints an ongoing action happening as we watch, fitting the 'now' just before. The subject is inside the verb, so no separate pronoun is needed.

From Sincere Worship

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