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جَامِع mastering in Arabic

جَامِع is how you say “mastering” in Arabic.

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Example sentence

وأما تفسيره للعلماء فجائز حسن والاجماع منعقد عليه فمن كان أهلا للتفسير جامعا للأدوات حتى التي يعرف بها معناه وغلب على ظنه المراد فسره

As for interpretation by scholars, it is permissible and good, and consensus is established on it. Whoever is qualified for interpretation, possessing the necessary tools — including those by which its meaning is known — and the intended meaning is most likely in their view, then they may interpret it.

جَامِعًا mastering

A side-description in the -a form: 'while gathering [the tools].' Arabic drops in such an accusative participle to paint the circumstance of the main person — here, qualified AND in command of the necessary equipment.

From How Scholars Read Scripture

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More example sentences

وأما من كان ليس من أهله لكونه غير جامع لأدواته فحرام عليه التفسير

As for those who are not qualified, because they do not possess the tools, interpretation is forbidden for them.

جَامِعٍ possessing

An active participle, 'one who has gathered / mastered,' owned by 'non-' — 'not a gatherer of his tools.' In the -i form after that 'non-'; the picture is of a man who never assembled the disciplines an interpreter needs.

From How Scholars Read Scripture

فمن كان أهلا للتفسير جامعا للأدوات حتى التي يعرف بها معناه وغلب على ظنه المراد فسره

So whoever is qualified for interpretation, possessing the tools to know its meanings, and his opinion is predominantly correct, he interprets it.

جَامِعًا possessing

A side-description in the -a form: 'while in command of the tools.' This accusative participle paints the qualified man's circumstance — equipped as well as fit.

From Quran Interpretation and Debate

وأما من كان ليس من أهله لكونه غير جامع لأدواته فحرام عليه التفسير لكن له أن ينقل التفسير عن المعتمدين من أهله

As for those who are not its experts due to lack of tools, it is forbidden for them to interpret, but they can convey interpretation from trusted sources.

جَامِعٍ possessing

An active participle, 'one who has gathered,' owned by 'non-' — 'not a gatherer of his tools,' in the -i form. He never assembled the needed disciplines.

From Quran Interpretation and Debate

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