فَارَقseparate

Example sentences

• فمجاهدتها أشق من مجاهدة العدو الظاهر؛ لأن العدو الظاهر يمكن الفرار منه أو قهره، وأما النفس فملازمة للإنسان لا تفارقه

  So struggling against it is harder than struggling against a visible enemy; for a visible enemy can be escaped or conquered, but the self is ever-present with the person and does not leave him.

  تُفَارِقُهُ — it separates from him. A present-tense verb meaning 'parts from', with 'it' built in and -hu 'him' attached as its object, so 'it separates from him'. The subject self is inside the verb, the object person rides on the end; one word holds both.

  From: Struggling Against the Self →