سِرٌّsecret

Example sentences

• ويسمع وَيعلم السِّرّ وَالْعَلَانِيَة

  And He hears and knows the secrets and the openly declared,

  السِّرَّ — the secrets. Direct object of 'knows', accusative ('-a'), definite — the concealed. The first of a contrasting pair.

  From: God's Majesty →

• وَأخرج من بَين الْبيُوت لعلني أحدث عَنْك الْقلب بالسر خَالِيا

  I leave the houses, hoping to speak of you with a heart empty of everything else.

  بِالسِّرِّ — in secret. 'Bi-' (with / in) fused with 'the secret', genitive — confiding 'in secret / by the inmost'. The 'bi-' marks the manner: a hidden, intimate telling.

  From: Love and Devotion to God →