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الْفَائِتُ what is missed in Arabic

الْفَائِتُ is how you say “what is missed” in Arabic.

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Example sentence

اعرف قدر مَا ضَاعَ مِنْك وابك بكاء من يدْرِي مِقْدَار الْفَائِت

Know the value of what you have lost and weep like one who knows the worth of what is gone.

الْفَائِتِ of what is gone

An active participle 'the thing that has slipped past', the owner completing 'the measure of what is gone', genitive. The vanished opportunity.

From Night Prayer and Nearness to God

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