يُرَادُ is in Arabic
يُرَادُ is how you say “is” in Arabic.
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Example sentence
وإنما يراد من ذكرهم شرْح أحوالهم وأخلاقهم ليقتدي بها السالك،
The purpose of mentioning them is to explain their states and morals, so that the seeker may emulate them.
يُرَادُ is
This is the passive: the thing intended is the subject, not anyone doing the intending, and Arabic marks the passive through the verb's inner vowels rather than a helper word. So it reads 'is intended / meant'.
The English is machine-translated.

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