Arabic vocabulary

مَفْرُوضَةobligation in Arabic

مَفْرُوضَة is how you say “obligation” in Arabic. Hear it pronounced and see it used in a real example sentence from classical texts below.

Example sentences

فلا يجمعُ بين صلاتينِ مفروضتينِ بتيممٍ واحدٍ، ويجوز أن يُضمَّ إلى الفريضةِ نوافلُ معها
Two obligatory prayers cannot be combined with a single dry ablution, but it is permissible to add optional prayers to it.
مَفْرُوضَتَيْنِ — obligatory. An adjective, 'obligatory,' carrying the SAME dual '-ayn' to agree with 'two prayers.' Arabic makes an adjective match its noun in number too, so a dual noun takes a dual adjective — both end alike.
From: Purification Without Water →

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