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يُمْنَعُ prevented in Arabic

يُمْنَعُ is how you say “prevented” in Arabic.

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Example sentence

لا يمنع الكافر من سماع القرآن لقول الله تعالى

The disbeliever is not prevented from hearing the Quran, as per the saying of Allah, the Exalted.

يُمْنَعُ is prevented

A passive verb — 'is prevented' — with the preventer left unnamed; the focus is on the disbeliever, who undergoes (or here, does not undergo) the barring. The vowels inside mark the passive.

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وأما إذا رأيناه يتعلم فهل يمنع فيه وجهان

As for if we see him learning, should we prevent him? There are two views.

يُمْنَعُ he is prevented

A passive verb, 'is he prevented,' doer unnamed — the question is whether anyone should stop him. He is the one acted upon; the vowels inside carry the passive.

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