Arabic → English
قَضِيَّة in English
- Pronunciation
- qaḍiyyat
- Arabizi
qaDiyah- Type
- noun · feminine
- Plural
- قَضَايَا qaḍāyā
- Root
- ق ض ي
How to use it
قضية is a feminine noun meaning ‘a matter, issue, or legal case’. It is used for both everyday problems and formal legal matters. The plural قَضَايَا often refers to multiple issues or cases.
Example sentences
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هَذِهِ قَضِيَّةٌ مُهِمَّةٌ لِلمُجْتَمَعِ.
hādhihi qaḍiyyatun muhimmatun lil-mujtamaʿi.
This is an important issue for the community.
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قَدِّمَ المُحَامِيُ قَضِيَّةً فِي المَحْكَمَةِ.
qaddama al-muḥāmīyu qaḍiyyatan fī al-maḥkamatī.
The lawyer presented a case in court.
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نَاقَشَتِ الفَرِيقُ القَضِيَّةَ بَعْدَ الجَلْسَةِ.
nāqašati al-farīqu al-qaḍiyyata baʿda al-jalsati.
The team discussed the issue after the meeting.
Questions and answers
Is قضية used for personal problems?
Yes, you can say لدي قضية شخصية meaning ‘I have a personal issue.’
What’s the difference between قضية and مسألة?
قضية often implies a more serious or formal matter, while مسألة can be any question or problem.
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