يُصَلَّى pray in Arabic
يُصَلَّى is how you say “pray” in Arabic.
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Example sentence
ولا يُصلَّى بتيممٍ واحدٍ إلا فريضةٌ واحدة،
One cannot pray with the same Tayammum except for one obligatory prayer.
يُصَلَّى pray
A passive verb, 'is prayed,' with no named doer — an impersonal 'one may pray.' The thing prayed (an obligatory prayer) acts as its subject, arriving after the 'except'. Inside vowels mark the passive.
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لا يُصلَّى بتيممٍ واحدٍ إلا فريضةٌ واحدةٌ، سواءٌ اتفقتا أو اختلفتا؛
A single dry ablution may only be used for one obligatory prayer, whether they are of the same or different type.
يُصَلَّى to be prayed
A passive verb, 'is prayed,' no named doer — impersonal 'one may pray.' Negated, with the thing prayed surfacing as its subject after the 'except.' Vowels inside carry the passive.
فيُصلَّى بها أكثرُ من جنازةٍ بتيممٍ واحدٍ على الأصح
More than one funeral prayer may be performed with a single dry ablution according to the more correct opinion.
فَيُصَلَّى so it may be performed
The 'fa-' draws the consequence and the verb is passive — 'so there may be prayed,' impersonal, doer unnamed. Its subject ('more than one funeral') comes after; the inside vowels mark the passive.