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إذا قيل خيل الله يوماً ألا أركبى رضيب بكف الأردنى انسحالها

English translation: If Allah's cavalry are told one day to charge

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Arabic term or phrase:إذا قيل خيل الله يوماً ألا أركبى رضيت بكف الأردنى انسحالها
English translation:If Allah's cavalry are told one day to charge
Entered by: Mohsin Alabdali

14:26 Jul 4, 2008
Arabic to English translations [PRO]
Art/Literary - Poetry & Literature
Arabic term or phrase: إذا قيل خيل الله يوماً ألا أركبى رضيب بكف الأردنى انسحالها
The above is a verse from poetry of "Oday Al Ameli". It was said during the Umayadds era specially Marj Raht battle in 65 (H) when the Jordanians stood by the Umayadds and fought with them against the enemies.
Manal
If Allah's cavalierly are told one day to charge
Explanation:
I think رضيب is a typo and the correct word is رضيت

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Mohsin Alabdali
Saudi Arabia
Local time: 20:41
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3If Allah's cavalierly are told one day to charge
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If Allah's cavalierly are told one day to charge


Language variant: they willingly go smoothly by the command of a Jordanian

Explanation:
I think رضيب is a typo and the correct word is رضيت



Mohsin Alabdali
Saudi Arabia
Local time: 20:41
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Native speaker of: Native in ArabicArabic
PRO pts in category: 38

Peer comments on this answer (and responses from the answerer)
neutral  Maureen Millington-Brodie: Don't think you mean "cavalierly"! It's "cavalry" surely?
2 days 20 mins
  -> You are absolutly right. Many thanks.
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