مَجَالِسُ sessions in Arabic
مَجَالِسُ is how you say “sessions” in Arabic.
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Example sentence
وَفِيهِ مُنَاظَرَاتُهُ وَمَجَالِسُهُ الَّتِي وَقَعَتْ لَهُ،
And in it are his debates and his sessions that took place for him,
وَمَجَالِسُهُ and his sessions
Here wa- coordinates a second subject, a plural noun with -hu ('his') attached, onto the first. The conjunction joins the two parallel subjects of the same clause. The recurring -hu keeps tying the items to the author.
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More example sentences
ثُمَّ رَأَى اِبْنُ الْجَوْزِيِ أَنَّ التَّصْنِيفُ فِي فَنِّ الْوَعْظِ يُكْمِلُ مَجَالِسَهُ؛
Then Ibn al-Jawzi held that writing in the art of preaching complements his sermons.
مَجَالِسَهُ his sermons
A plural noun with a possessor stuck onto its end pointing back to Ibn al-Jawzi, the man under discussion — Arabic attaches the owner as a tail on the noun rather than using a separate word. Tracking that the 'his' reaches back to him, not to any nearer noun, is part of reading the line.