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GRAMMAR: In the last lessons, you learnt the words for he, they, you, you all, I, and we. In this<br />
lesson, we will learn the words for his, their, your, your, my, and our. In fact, they are not words in<br />
Arabic, they are suffixed to nouns, verbs, or prepositions. We therefore learn these forms by<br />
attaching them to a noun ّبَر (Lord; Sustainer and cherisher; the One who takes care of us and helps<br />
us grow).<br />
Please note that these attachm<strong>en</strong>ts occur in the Qur’an almost 10,000 times! They are extremely<br />
important. Make sure that you practice them thoroughly. The word ّبَر occurs 970 times in the<br />
Qur’an.<br />
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ّبَر<br />
His Rabb ٗ ٖﻪِّﺑَر ﻪ�ﺑَر<br />
Their Rabb ْﻢِﻬِّﺑَر ْﻢُﻬ�ﺑَر<br />
Your Rabb<br />
Your Rabb<br />
My Rabb<br />
Our Rabb<br />
ﻚ�ﺑَر<br />
ْﻢ �ﺑَر<br />
ُ ﻜ<br />
ﻲِﺑَر<br />
ّ<br />
ﺎَﻨ�ﺑَر<br />
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Attached Pronouns /<br />
Possessive Pronouns<br />
His ٖﻪـ ٗ ﻪـ<br />
Their ﻢِﻬـ ْﻢُﻬـ<br />
Your ﻚَ<br />
ــ<br />
Your ْﻢ ُ ﻜـ<br />
My ﻲِــ<br />
Our ﺎَﻨــ<br />
Number Person<br />
Singular<br />
Plural<br />
Singular<br />
Plural<br />
Singular<br />
Dual;<br />
Plural<br />
Third<br />
Person<br />
Second<br />
Person<br />
First<br />
Person<br />
Note: The Grammar lessons are not directly related to the Surah that you study. It will be too<br />
complicated to analyze the grammatical aspects of the Surah before we learn the Grammar rules.<br />
We are starting with simple grammar rules in each of the lesson in parallel to the vocabulary that<br />
you learn from the Surahs. As you proceed, you would be able to see the application of these<br />
Grammar rules to the Arabic text.
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