No. 6,340 in Arabic

إذا

The Arabic word "إذا" means "if" or "when" (used for conditional or temporal clauses).

In a sentence

إذا درست جيدًا، ستحقق النجاح.
If you study well, you will achieve success.
The word "إذا" is used here to introduce a conditional sentence (إذا درست جيدًا).
إذا كنت في المنزل، فسوف أزورك.
If you are at home, I will visit you.
The term "إذا" sets up a condition for the speaker's action. It's a conditional clause.
لقد فتحت الباب إذا طُرِق ثلاث مرات.
I opened the door if it was knocked three times.
The word "إذا" here connects two events, with the second clause as a condition for the first.

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