فَرَّجَrelieve

Example sentences

• اللهم إن كنت فعلت ذلك ابتغاء وجهك ففرج عنا ما نحن فيه من هذه الصخرة،

  O Allah, if I did that seeking Your face, then relieve us from the situation we are in with this rock.

  فَفَرِّجْ — then relieve. This pairs the connector fa- with a command form, and here fa- delivers the 'then' answer to the earlier 'if': 'then relieve us'. The verb is an imperative addressed to God, the request that hangs on the condition being true.

  From: Three Men Saved by Sincerity →

• اللهم إن كنت فعلت ذلك ابتغاء وجهك فافرج عنا ما نحن فيه، فانفرجت الصخرة غير أنهم لا يستطيعون الخروج منها

  O Allah, if I did that seeking Your face, then relieve us from this situation we are trapped in. The rock moved slightly, but they still could not exit.

  فَافْرُجْ — then relieve. This pairs the connector fa- with a command form, fa- here delivering the 'then' answer to the earlier 'if': 'then relieve us'. The verb is an imperative addressed to God, the request hinging on the condition being true.

  From: Three Men Saved by Sincerity →

• اللهم إن كنتُ فعلت ذلك ابتغاء وجهك فافرج عنا ما نحن فيه، فانفرجت الصخرة فخرجوا يمشون

  O Allah, if I did that seeking Your face, then relieve us from this situation we are in. The rock moved, and they exited, walking.

  فَافْرِجْ — then relieve. This pairs the connector fa- with a command form, fa- here delivering the 'then' answer to the earlier 'if': 'then relieve us'. The verb is an imperative addressed to God, the request hinging on the condition holding true.

  From: Three Men Saved by Sincerity →