No. 535 in Arabic

إبراهيم

The name "إبراهيم" is the Arabic form of "Abraham," a prophet in Judaism, Christianity, and Islam.

In a sentence

زار إبراهيم صديقه أمس.
Ibrahim visited his friend yesterday.
The word 'إبراهيم' is used as the subject of the sentence, indicating the person performing the action, i.e., visiting.
منزل إبراهيم جميل جدا.
Ibrahim's house is very beautiful.
The word 'إبراهيم' is used in possessive form, denoting ownership of the house.
أريد أن أتحدث مع إبراهيم اليوم.
I want to talk to Ibrahim today.
The word 'إبراهيم' is used as the direct object of the verb, indicating the person being talked to.

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