بضائع = goods الضرائب = the taxes معفية = tax-exempt, duty-free Brother it is بضائع معفية (من) الضرائب بضائع the plural of بضاعة bidha3ah the word من here means (of) just like sum (of) money مبلغ من المال ============= imported goods بضائع مستوردة exported goods بضائع مصدرة import استورد estourada export صدّر sadd.dara

My colleague, Abusail gave a good answer. However, it won't make any harm if I add: بضائع /badaa'e'/ means "goods" معفيَّة مِنْ /ma'fiyyah/ /min/ mean "exempt from" (in the same order, where /min/ means "from" الضرائب /adh-dhara'eb/ means "taxes" So, the whole phrase means: Goods exempt from taxes (badaa'i' ma'fiyyah mina-d-dhara'ib) Other examples of the words : هذه بضائعُ مُستَورَدة /haathihee badhaa'i'u mustawradah/ (These are imprted goods.) الضرائب كثيرة هنا /adh-dhara'ib katheerah honaa/ (There are too many taxes here) أنتَ مُعفى من الإجابة إنْ شئت /anta mu'faa mina-l-ijabah in shi't/ (You're free not to answer if you choose to.) Also: هيَ معفية من الإجابة إنْ هيَ شائت /hiya ma'fiyyah mina-l-ijabah in hiya sha'at/ (She's free not to answer if she chooses to.)