No. 5,380 in Arabic

حرم

The Arabic word "حرم" means "to forbid" or "prohibit," and can also refer to a "sacred or restricted place."

In a sentence

حرم الله السرقة في الإسلام.
Allah forbade theft in Islam.
Here, 'حرم' is used to mean 'forbade' in the sense of declaring something prohibited religiously.
يعتبر الحرم المكي مكانًا مقدسًا للمسلمين.
The Grand Mosque in Mecca is considered a sacred place for Muslims.
In this context, 'حرم' refers to the sanctuary or sacred area around a mosque or holy site.
حُرِمَ الفتى من المشاركة بسبب مخالفة القواعد.
The boy was deprived of participating due to rule violations.
Here, 'حُرِمَ' means 'was deprived' or 'was not allowed,' indicating restriction due to certain conditions.

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