No. 4,069 in Arabic

حق

The Arabic word "حق" means "truth," "right," or "entitlement."

In a sentence

لك الحق في التعبير عن رأيك.
You have the right to express your opinion.
Here, 'حق' refers to a moral or legal entitlement that a person holds, emphasizing individual rights.
ساعي البريد يقوم بتوصيل المستندات في الوقت المحدد بقدر كبير من الحق.
The mail carrier delivers the documents on time with a great deal of precision.
In this sentence, 'حق' is used to denote accuracy or correctness in action.
من حق الطلاب الحصول على تعليم جيد.
It is the right of students to receive a quality education.
The word 'حق' here again implies entitlement or a deserved privilege related to student welfare.

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