انا عاوز اعراب الجمله ديه ( المؤمن يجعل رضا الله غايته)

The believer is the subject of the sentence, with the sign of its nominative case being a visible Damma on its last letter, making it a raised noun. The verb following it is a present continuous verb also in the nominative case, with the sign of its case being a visible Damma on its last letter. The doer is an implied pronoun referring to the believer. The object of the action is placed first in the accusative case, with the sign of its case being a visible Fatha on its last letter. It is followed by the word “Allah” in the genitive case as an attribute to the object. The purpose of the action is placed second in the accusative case, with the sign of its case being a visible Fatha on its last letter. The word “he” is a connected pronoun referring to the believer. The verbal sentence emphasizes that making Allah’s satisfaction a priority is the believer’s ultimate goal.