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الَّتي which/that in Arabic

الَّتي is how you say “which/that” in Arabic.

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وحفظُها يكون على ثلاث درجات الضَّرورياتِ التي لا يقومُ العيشُ بدونها،

Preservation occurs on three levels: necessities that life cannot go on without,

الَّتِي that

A feminine relative, 'which,' agreeing with the feminine 'necessities.' It attaches the defining clause: those without which life cannot go on.

From Five Objectives of Islamic Law

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والحاجياتِ التي ترفعُ الحرجَ والمشقَّةَ،

needs that alleviate difficulty and hardship,

الَّتِي that

A feminine relative, 'which,' agreeing with 'the needs.' It attaches their defining role: lifting hardship, named next.

From Five Objectives of Islamic Law

والتحسينياتِ التي تُهذِّبُ السلوكَ وتجمِّلُ الحياة

and enhancements that refine behavior and beautify life.

الَّتِي that

A feminine relative, 'which,' agreeing with 'the refinements.' It attaches their defining work, named by the two verbs next.

From Five Objectives of Islamic Law

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