No. 4,823 in Arabic

الحجة

The Arabic word "الحجة" means "argument," "proof," or "evidence."

In a sentence

قدمت الحجة لإثبات صحة كلامها.
She presented the argument to prove her point.
"الحجة" here means "argument" or "reason," referring to a logical point made to support her statement.
اعتمد القاضي على الحجة المقدمة أثناء المحاكمة.
The judge relied on the evidence presented during the trial.
"الحجة" in this context means "evidence," referring to a logical or factual basis used in a legal setting.
سافرت الحجة إلى مكة لأداء فريضة الحج.
The pilgrim traveled to Mecca to perform the Hajj.
"الحجة" refers to a person (female) named 'pilgrim,' derived from its association with the Islamic context of pilgrimage.

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