رُسُلٌ messengers in Arabic
رُسُلٌ is how you say “messengers” in Arabic.
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Example sentence
فإن هذا العلم في شق وما جاءت به الرسل في شق،
For this knowledge lies in one direction, and what the messengers brought lies in another.
الرُّسُلُ the messengers
A broken plural, 'the messengers,' the subject of 'brought' (the -u), held back after its verb. What THE MESSENGERS brought — revelation — is the other camp, set opposite this knowledge, as the final phrase states.
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More example sentences
ولكن ضلال من لم يدر ما جاءت به الرسل كما ينبغي بالحكمة شر ممن يدري،
But the misguidance of one who does not know what the messengers brought, as he should through wisdom, is worse than that of one who knows.
الرُّسُلُ the messengers
This is the doer of the verb 'brought', and being a plural it is the reason the verb showed up in its feminine-singular shape (Arabic treats such plurals as a single feminine group). It is definite, marked by the attached 'the', which frames the messengers as a known, specific body.