Arabic vocabulary

سَالِكٌpath in Arabic

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

Example sentences

فما كان السلف يحطون على سالكه ويبدعونه،
The predecessors used to condemn those who followed this path and declare them innovators,
سَالِكِهِ — its path. This is an active participle ('the one walking [it]') with attached 'its', genitive after the preposition — 'whoever treads it', i.e. follows that rationalist path. The pronoun reaches back to the path itself, so reading the sentence means tracking what 'its' points to.
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