رِجَال men in Arabic
رِجَال is how you say “men” in Arabic.
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Example sentence
إِلَّا رِجَالًا مُؤْمِنِينَ،
Except for believing men,
رجال men
A masculine plural noun set in the object (accusative) form because the exception particle before it governs it that way. So its ending marks it as the carved-out exception, the group held apart from the general censure, and it heads the pairing the following adjective completes.
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وفى رواية كنت أحبها كأشد ما يحب الرجال النساء،
In a narration, I used to love her as intensely as men love women.
الرِّجَالُ the men
This noun is the subject of the loving-verb just before, so it takes the plain (nominative) ending; the al- makes it definite. Because the verb came first, the verb stayed singular while this plural subject follows, the normal Arabic pattern.