مُرَّادٌtheir desire

Example sentences

• فَإِنْ وَافَقَ الشَّرْعُ مُرَّادَهُمْ فَبِهَا،

  If the Sharia agreed with their desire, then so be it,

  مُرَّادَهُمْ — their desire. A noun with a 'their' suffix attached, so it carries both 'desire' and its owners in one word. It is the thing the Sharia is imagined agreeing with, sitting in the object-style ending as the target within the clause. The suffix points back to the people whose whims are under discussion.

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