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سَيَقَعُ will happen in Arabic

سَيَقَعُ is how you say “will happen” in Arabic.

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Example sentence

وهو سبحانه إنما يستدل على أمر واقع ولا بد إما قد وقع ووجد أو سيقع

And He, glorified be He, uses evidence only for an actual matter that must have either already occurred or will occur.

سَيَقَعُ will occur

This verb has a future marker attached to its front, turning the present form into a clear future, 'will occur'. Arabic builds the future by prefixing this small piece rather than by a separate word like English 'will', and the verb still carries its own 'it' subject.

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