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The Irab of NounTable – 5Different Conditions of IrabEאאFْא(Genitive case)Changed Form IIאْא(Accusative Case)(Nominative case)ChangedForm IOriginal FormNo.دNumberGender* ْאLٍ * ْאL ً אْ L 1אLSame as CF-IאLSame as CF-IאLMuslemaineאLMuslemeenaLنوאאْنL نאن* ْאL * ْאL ً אْ L4אL אLsame as CF-ILMuslemataineL ن23Singular DualPluralوאאنאْ‏*‏LLאْ‏*‏Lאْאْ‏*‏LאLًאْ‏*‏LאLאْLא567SingularDualPlural♂Masc.♀Fem. ♂ Masc. ♀ Fem.Broken PluralNotetes:(1) * — In serial (1, 4, 6, 7) the declension of Irab isאא effected by the vowel marks ْ .(2) — In serial (2, 3, 5) the declension of Irab is effectedא وْא . by the letters 33
The Irab of Noun(3) — In serial (2, 3, 5, 6) the Changed Form I & II are the34same.(4) — The accusative ending with tanwin (e.g. ً،ً)contains an alif. Exception to this rule being the ً and, i.e. alif maqsurah E ْ F.According to Irab the noun is of two kinds; DeclinableE F and Indeclinable E FNouns. Declinable EF:It is further divided into two kinds;1 - First declension or triptote: The Irab at itsends change under all the different conditions asshown in Table 5 above. 2 - Second declension or diptote: In thiscategory the noun does not accept tanwin ( --)and, in the genitive case-ending, it does not accept- i.e. it has only two case-endings namely,nominative/ original form (represented with _)and accusative (represented with _), which isalso representative of genitive case. Diptotes FE include the following categories:– Names of women, e.g. ،ْ،، ,etc.– Names of Prophets and Angels (peace be uponthem), e.g. ن،‏ و ،א ، ،و ،و א، , etc.
Page 1: إِن َّا أَنْزَلْنَ
Page 4 and 5: אAcknowledgementACKNOWLEDGEMENTAll
Page 6 and 7: ContentsII‏.....................
Page 8 and 9: Prefaceאאא(In the name of Allah,
Page 10 and 11: و‏﴿אאْووْא ن﴾‏ْو
Page 13 and 14: Lessonאسאول 1ْאمْPARTS OF
Page 15 and 16: Parts of Speech(Meaningful Word)Par
Page 17 and 18: Parts of Speechof the noun. A table
Page 19 and 20: אسאLesson 2 ْא THE GENDER OF N
Page 21 and 22: The Gender of Nouns‘Pakistan’,
Page 23 and 24: אسאLesson 3אאدTHE NUMBER OF N
Page 25 and 26: The Number of Nouns The Broken Plur
Page 27 and 28: אאسאLesson 4א THE PRONOUNSThe
Page 29 and 30: The PronounsNote:Concentrate on the
Page 31 and 32: The PronounsImportant Note:Concentr
Page 33 and 34: The PronounsExamples:- ْא جא
Page 35 and 36: The Irab of NounSimilarly, we use
Page 37: The Irab of Noun وْوْאאא א
Page 41 and 42: The Irab of Noun36name of Allah, th
Page 43 and 44: Lessonאسאدس 6אْאْTHE ADJEC
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Page 47 and 48: The Adjective PhraseSome more examp
Page 49 and 50: אل’‏The Relative Phrase If א
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Page 55 and 56: אسאLesson 9THE GENITIVE PHRASEWe
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Page 61 and 62: אسאLesson 10אْ ْאTHE SENTENC
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Page 65 and 66: The Sentencehouse’. The phrase is
Page 67 and 68: The Sentence TheOmission of the Mub
Page 69 and 70: The Sentenceforgiving” [42/5], ن
Page 71 and 72: لFلFدאسאLesson 11 ل - אאم
Page 73 and 74: Some Particles of Various OriginNot
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Page 77 and 78: ع’‏The Verb - Perfect TenseTo
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Page 81 and 82: The Verb - Perfect TenseTable - 8א
Page 83 and 84: The Verb - Perfect Tense82THE ACTIV
Page 85 and 86: The Verb - Perfect Tensethe answer
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The Verbal SentenceExamples:ل(obje
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The Verbal SentenceThe subject E F
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- אنْא The Verbal Sentence ‘t
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The Imperfect Tense The first lette
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The Imperfect Tense For the dual א
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The Imperfect TenseNote:Remember th
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The Imperfect Tense i-i group: i
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The Imperfect TenseْאMOODS OF VER
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אThe Imperfect Tense2 ndnd Person2
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The Imperfect Tense (lam): When la
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The Imperfect Tense ‘do not’:
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وFThe Imperfect Tense1122 In the f
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The Imperfect TenseTable - 15Mudare
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The Imperative Tense116mudare has a
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The Imperative Tensetermed as (Im
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The Imperative Tense- ﴾ْאنًא
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The Derived Verbal Form-Iabwab). In
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The Derived Verbal Form-I124the pat
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The Derived Verbal Form-I126 ْ
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אسאLesson 17ْTHE DERIVED VERBAL
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The Derived Verbal Form-IITable - 1
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אسאLesson 18THE DERIVED VERBAL F
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The Derived Verbal Form-III‘to ad
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אسאLesson 19THE DERIVED VERBAL F
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The Derived Verbal Form-IV- ل ْ
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The Derived Verbal Form-VThe amr fr
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Lessonאسאدوאون 21אTHE DERI
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The Derived Verbal Form-VISome exam
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ط’‏The Derived Verbal Form-VII
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The Derived Verbal Form-VII- ﴾ً
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The Derived Verbal Form-VIIISome ex
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The Derived Verbal Form-IXThis bab
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Lessonאسאوאون 25אْTHE UNSO
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The Unsound Verbsplaced’, وزن
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The Unsound Verbsless, thus making
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The Unsound Verbsْْ: ‘they ♀
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The Unsound VerbsTable - 21The Amr
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3 rdrd Person(♂)3 rdrd Person(♀
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Notes Table 24 2& 25:2The Unsound V
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The Unsound Verbs(Lafif Mafruq): If
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The Unsound Verbs- ﴾ًو و ،א
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The Hamzated & Duplicated Radical V
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The Numeralsmasculine singular noun
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The Numerals- ً ْ ‘I read 20 b
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The Numerals- If the madud is mascu
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The Numerals- ﴾ ًאذنذْ ﴿
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The Nouns in Accusative194ً ‘I l
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The Nouns in Accusative The Absolut
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The Nouns in Accusative1981 ‏:א
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The Nouns in Accusative2001 (where
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The Nouns in Accusativeshould be in
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ConclusionMay Allah Almighty forgiv
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