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أُلْقِيَ was cast in Arabic

أُلْقِيَ is how you say “was cast” in Arabic.

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Example sentence

قَالَهَا إِبْرَاهِيمُ الْخَلِيلُ حِينَ أُلْقِيَ فِي النَّارِ

Ibrahim, the intimate friend, said it when he was cast into the fire.

أُلْقِيَ was cast

This verb is passive: he WAS cast into the fire, the throwing done to him by unnamed others. Arabic forms the passive by reshaping the inner vowels rather than adding 'was', so it looks close to its active twin but flips the roles. It fills the 'when' clause, naming what was done to him.

From Trust and Piety

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More example sentences

فقد قيل ثم أُمر به، فسُحب على وجهه حتى ألقي في النار،

It was said that then an order concerning him was given, and he was dragged on his face until he was thrown into the fire.

أُلْقِيَ was thrown

This is a passive-shaped past verb, 'he was thrown', with no thrower named. The passive, marked by the verb's inner vowels, shows the man as the one cast, the receiver of the final action.

From Intentions on Judgment Day

ولكنك فعلت ليقال جواد، فقد قيل، ثم أُمر به فسُحب على وجهه ثم ألقي في النار

But you did it so that he would be called generous; so it was said. Then an order was issued about him; he was dragged on his face and then thrown into the fire.

أُلْقِيَ he was thrown

A past passive verb 'was thrown'. The passive is signalled by the inner vowel pattern rather than any 'was', so the man is the one cast in while the casters go unnamed. It is the climactic action of the sequence, the end of this man's reckoning.

From Intentions on Judgment Day

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