Arabic vocabulary
شَارَpoint in Arabic
شَارَ is how you say “point” in Arabic. Hear it pronounced and see it used in a real example sentence from classical texts below.
Example sentences
التَّوْحِيد كل خاطر يُشِير إِلَى الله فَهُوَ يعم ذَلِك
Monotheism is every thought that points to Allah, encompassing all of that.
يُشِيرُ — that points. Present-tense 'points, gestures', subject 'it' inside the verb, describing the thought. With no relative pronoun before it (the noun is indefinite), this whole verb acts as 'that points'.
From: Worship God Alone →
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