بَيِّن shows in Arabic
بَيِّن is how you say “shows” in Arabic.
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Example sentence
فَهَذَا بَين أَن المذنب بِالشرابِ وَغَيره قد يكون محبا لله وَرَسُوله
This shows that a sinner through drinking and otherwise can still love Allah and His Messenger.
بَيِّنٌ shows
This noun-adjective is indefinite and serves as the description completing 'this is clear'. As the predicate of a subject with no verb, it takes the plain subject ending, equating 'this' with being evident.
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وَقَالَ النَّبِي الْحَلَال بَين وَالْحرَام بَين وَبَين ذَلِك امور مُشْتَبهَات لَا يعلمهُنَّ كثير من النَّاس
The Prophet said, 'The lawful is clear, and the unlawful is clear, and between them are ambiguous matters that many people do not know.'
بَيِّنٌ is clear
This noun-adjective is indefinite and serves as the description completing 'the lawful is clear'. As the predicate of a subject with no verb, it takes the plain subject ending, equating the lawful with being evident.
وَقَالَ النَّبِي الْحَلَال بَين وَالْحرَام بَين وَبَين ذَلِك امور مُشْتَبهَات لَا يعلمهُنَّ كثير من النَّاس
The Prophet said, 'The lawful is clear, and the unlawful is clear, and between them are ambiguous matters that many people do not know.'
بَيِّنٌ is clear
This noun-adjective is indefinite and serves as the description completing 'the unlawful is clear'. As the predicate of a subject with no verb, it takes the plain subject ending, matching the parallel first clause.