خَاطِرٌ thought in Arabic
خَاطِرٌ is how you say “thought” in Arabic.
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Example sentence
راقب خاطرًا يمرّ كطيف، فإن وجدت فيه رياءً أو رغبةً عمياء، فاغسله بالاستغفار والعمل الهادئ
Observe a thought passing like a phantom; if you find hypocrisy or blind desire in it, cleanse it with repentance and calm action.
خَاطِرًا a thought
'khatir' = 'a passing thought'. The '-an' ending marks it as the object and indefinite, 'a thought'.
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More example sentences
إذا داهمك خاطرٌ يجرّك إلى رياءٍ أو عُجب، اسأله بهدوء هل يزيدني قربًا أم يصنع لي تمثالًا من دخان
If a thought comes to you that leads you to vanity or conceit, ask it calmly: does it bring me closer, or does it create a statue of smoke?
خَاطِرٌ a thought
'khatir' = 'a passing thought'. No 'al-', so 'a thought'. Subject of the verb.