رِبْقَة
[rbqh] Root: ر ب ق
: ج رِبْقات ورِباق ورِبَق ورِبْق : عَقْدٌ أو قَيد من حبل، أو حلقة تشدُّ بها الغنم الصغار لئلا ترضع
🇬🇧 Translation:
: Plural: ribqat, ribaq, ribaq and ribq : A knot or bond of rope, or a loop with which small sheep are tied so they do not suckle.
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Example / Citation:
" رِبْقَة الاستعمار : قيده - لا يبقى الحرُّ في رِبقة الذّل - فَقَدْ خَلَعَ رِبْقَةَ الإِسْلَامِ مِنْ عُنُقِهِ [حديث] : عَقْد الإسلام "
🇬🇧 Translation: " ribqatu al-isti'mari : qayduh (The yoke of colonialism: its fetter) - la yabqa al-hurru fi ribqati adh-dhull (The free person does not remain in the yoke of humiliation) - fa-qad khala'a ribqata al-islami min 'unuqihi [hadith] : 'aqda al-islam (He has thrown off the bond of Islam from his neck: The covenant of Islam) "