No. 4,929 in Arabic

الطغاة

The Arabic word "الطغاة" means "tyrants" or "oppressors" in English.

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الطغاة يتسببون في معاناة الشعوب.
Tyrants cause the suffering of the people.
The word 'الطغاة' is used here to describe individuals who have oppressive power and whose actions lead to harm or difficulties for the general populace.
في التاريخ، يعتبر التخلص من الطغاة خطوة نحو الحرية.
In history, getting rid of tyrants is considered a step toward freedom.
Within this context, 'الطغاة' refers to rulers who are oppressive or authoritarian, highlighting the historical struggle against despotism to achieve liberty.
الطغاة يخافون من أصوات الحق والعدالة.
Tyrants are afraid of the voices of truth and justice.
Here, 'الطغاة' is used to depict those who deny justice and truth, showcasing their fear of movements advocating fairness and equality.

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