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ألغاز
Found in the heart of the city but named after a structure
I am found in the heart of the city but named after a structure that you cannot walk through.
Arch (قوس).
I am found in the heart of the city but named after a structure that you cannot walk through.
Arch (قوس).
Though I am silent, my purpose is to convey a message through a single stroke of clarity.
Calligraphy Pen (قلم الخط).
Seen in the heart of the desert, I stand tall, providing shade and fruit. What am I?
Palm tree (نخلة)
I have no mouth, but I speak. I can tell you the truth or a lie, depending on who writes in me.
Newspaper (جريدة).
An object of accuracy and culture, I’m utilized to quantify yet frequently tracked down in academic pursuits.
Astrolabe (الأسطرلاب).
I am known for my wisdom, my words are studied, and my lessons last for generations.
Proverb (مثل).
I am a journey of the soul, a duty and a blessing, taken once in a lifetime.
Hajj (حج)
My name means “journey,” and I am a concept deeply rooted in the philosophy of exploration.
Travel (سفر).
I visit you every night but leave no footprints. What am I?
A dream.
I am given to the poor, a pillar of faith, and my name means purification.
Zakat (زكاة).
I am known for my grace and beauty, often depicted in art, and my name sounds like a place of learning.
Gazelle (غزال).
I am a mountain mentioned in the Quran, where a ship once rested.
Mount Judi (جبل الجودي).
I exist in numbers, yet I do not take up space; I am used for solving problems.
Mathematics (رياضيات)
I have a blade but do not harm; I help in the kitchen every day.
Knife (سكين)
You see me once in a minute, twice in a moment, but never in a thousand years.
Letter M (حرف الميم)