يُنِيبُونَreturn

Example sentences

• يُنِيبُونَ إِلَى ذِكْرِي كَمَا تُنِيبُ النُّسُورُ إِلَى وَكُورِهَا،

  They return to My remembrance as the eagles return to their nests.

  يُنِيبُونَ — they return. This is a present-tense verb whose -una ending marks the subject as 'they', folded inside with no separate pronoun. It describes a turning-back or returning that is habitual, matching the simile that follows. The subject is the same group of devotees the passage keeps describing.

  From: Under God's Shield →