1 SIMPLIFIED GLOSSARY OF TERMS Term Definition Term Definition ÙvC Name of person, place object, indefinite action, state of being etc. A word confined in a dimension of time. A word without meaning until something follows it. Number (a property of both ism & fi’l ) Singular ½p¥Ü× pìº Partly Flexible Ism ïÜG× ½D©× éìÎC ½D©× ½ß¤ß× ø¿¤ Non-Flexible з¾ ½pd klµ ldCÞ/kp¿× øìÜSN/íÜS× Pair\t ¸ØV Plural pÆn× TÛå× ECpµC ´ß¾p× / ¸¾o EߥÜ× / H¥Û oÞpW× / pV ø¾p·× Masculine ÷pÇÛ Common/ Indefinite ½p¥Ü× ÐìÃR ÐÃRC EDF ol¥× pñDب /pìب øÎߤß×öDØvC Fully Flexible Ism Feminine Status Doer/ Subject Detail/ Object After Of/ Possessive Proper/ Definite Heavy (present tense) Heaviest (present tense) Shape family Indefinite Action з¿ÎDF éG¡× ½pd ÷oDzÓC ÙvC éìÎC oD¡× ölOG× pGh ï¨D× ´oD©× EߥÜ× / Àì¿h ÖÞrW× / ÀhC p×C ïèÛ kpW× ïRÔR éì¾ lër× ïRÔR oDV ½pd Pronoun/ Pronouns Words from the Alladhee family. 1 The Word before an ‘OF’. No Alif Laam + Always Light Word After ‘OF’. Always Jarr The one being Described The description or adjective (must match mowsoof in all four properties & must come after mowsoof) Inna, Anna etc. force the ism after them to jar form The haadha, dhaalika words. (table in your book) The word after ism ul isharah that has ‘AL’ prefix. The part before the ‘is’ or ‘are’ The part after the ‘is’ or ‘are’ Past Tense Preset/ Future Tense Light Present Tense, caused generally by ‘an’, ‘lan’, ‘kay’, ‘idhan’. The Lightest present tense, caused generally by ‘in’, ‘lam’, ‘lamma’, ‘laam’, ‘laa of forbidding’, and a conditional statement. Command. Must be lightest without the ‘taa beginning from 2nd person present tense’. Forbidding. Must be lightest weight 2nd person with a laa before it. Fi’ls that are three letter words in the past tense ‘hua’ conjugation. Words that are more than three letter words in the past tense ‘hua’ conjugation. A harf that forces the ism after it to jar. 2 1. I was eating too much chocolate. 2. My teeth began aching. 3. My dentist game me a root canal. ùEÔú®ÎC ùÚßvûýoùlúØÎC ùlùµDv úEÔú®ÎC ùÚìvûýoùlúØÎC ùlùµDv ùÚßvûýoùlúØÎC ùEÔú®ÎC ùlùµDv ùÚìvûýoùlúØÎC úEÔú®ÎC ùlùµDv úEÔú®ÎC ùlùµDv ÚìvûýoùlúØÎC ùÚßvûýoùlúØÎClùµDv E ù Ôú®ÎC (SUBJECT) DOER OF THE ACT = ´ß¾p× / ¸¾o (OBJECT) DETAIL OF THE ACT = EߥÜ× / H¥Û (POSSESSIVE) AFTER AN ‘OF’ = oÞpW× / pV 2 3 Form of I’rab Shortcuts: Doer of the act = Raf’ (R) Detail of the act = Nasb (N) After an ‘OF’ = Jarr (J) Raf’ Recognition: ø þ (u) or (un) ending for singular A (aa) or ùØA (aani) ending for pair Ü (oo) or ÷ØÜ (oona) ending for plural Nasb Recognition: ÷ ú (a) or (an) ending for singular üì÷ (ay) or ùÛüé÷ (ayni) ending for pair ìù (eena) ending for plural (ee) or ÷Ûéù Jarr Recognition: (i) or ÷ ú (in) ending for singular üì÷ (ay) or ùÛüé÷ (ayni) ending for pair ìù (eena) ending for plural (ee) or ÷Ûéù 3 4 I’RAB 4 5 LIGHT OR HEAVY? l à >翶= k ô «ï ¾ç Ìæbß U å =ßÆ Äß ·ò ¶= O ß ÉåF^ ß ¶ï = G å Éëìõ ¶>åE >âEÇàU P ß Ø í Mà Æß Íð ·í V á ¾å >âÒÉå¿Âß Áó =ßb¶å =ßǶï = Áß ÇàEfß ®ï Ùí =ßÆ À ó ÉáÉßNß¾îÙ= >ßN·î Mà =ßÇEß ?í ¤à Eà fè ¶= À ß Èåb¶å >ß] 5 6 MASCULINE FEMININE ÷ØÝÖùÇüsøÕ ùØDÖùÇüsøÕ ù×þ ÇüsøÕ ÷ÛêÖùÇüsøÕ ùÛüê÷ÖùÇüsøÕ Jú ÖùÇüsøÕ ÷ÛêÖùÇüsøÕ ùÛüê÷ÖùÇüsøÕ ×\ ùÇüsøÕ þODÖùÇüsøÕ Ø ù DQ÷ÖùÇüsøÕ öþ ÖùÇüsøÕ \ODÖùÇüsøÕ ùÛêü ÷QÖùÇüsøÕ öú ÖùÇüsøÕ \ODÖùÇüsøÕ ùÛüê÷QÖùÇüsøÕ \öÖùÇüsøÕ BROKEN PLURAL øÔþ Ìü¾E úDÕÌü¾E \ÔÌü¾E 6 ù DÖǾ Ø ùÛüê÷ÖǾ ùÛüê÷ÖǾ ×þ Ǿ úJÖǾ \×Ǿ 7 What is the I’rab of the word in blue? 7 8 Tell Whether The Word is Raf’, Nasb, or Jarr 8 9 FULLY, PARTLY OR NON-FLEXIBLE? H å >ßJ³ å ¶ï = THE BOOK hó Èóh£ß ¶ï = THE ONE WITH AUTHORITY Îí«ï¶àg FLATTERY >ârå·á^ຠSINCERELY, A SINCERE PERSON Áß Çá ¢ß fá ªå ¹ó A THE LINEAGE OR DESCENDANTS OF FIR’OWN Áß Çàufó £á ºè THE ONES WHO IGNORE ½ß aß A ADAM ¼ß ÉåÂ=ßfEá Có ¹ß AßÆ THE DESCENDANTS OF IBRAHIM Áß =ßf»á ¢å ¹ß AßÆ THE DESCENDANTS OF IMRAN ¼ß Èßfá ºß MARYAM >çÈfó ²í gß ZAKARIYYA 9 10 Using the translation as a clue, tell whether any of the words is partly flexible: The sons of Israel. 1 The progeny of Fir’own. 2 The nation of Ibrahim. 3 The establisher of the prayer 4 The reward of the workers. 5 By the belly of Makkah. 6 The people of the book. 7 The destroyers of the people of this town The people of Yathrib. 8 The nation of Yunus. 10 For the people. 11 The love of desires 12 And isn’t Allah the one who know best? Without any support 13 Gardens of Eden. 15 The nation of Fir’own, do they refuse to be conscious of me? 16 9 14 10 11 GENDER 11 12 FEMININE BECAUSE THE ARABS SAID SO… During a ﺣﺮب, a soldier was daydreaming looking at a ﻧﺠ ﻢin the ﺳ ﻤﺎء until the ﺷ ﻤﺲcame up. When he snapped out of it, he realized he is the only ﻧﻔ ﺲleft on the battlefield surrounded by ﻧ ﺎر, so he used a دﻟ ﻮfull of water to make a ﺒﻴﻞ ﺳall the way to safer أرض. In the hot blowing رﻳ ﺢhe was desperately looking for a ﺑ ﺌﺮto draw water from. In his search, he finds an empty دارinside which he finds a آﺄس full of ﺧﻤﺮ. He is tempted despite his fear of ﺟﻬﻨ ﻢto take a sip but wards off his temptation and uses his ﻋﺼ ﺎto strike the drink. 12 13 BROKEN PLURALS: Tell The Number & Gender of the Word ¼á ÃEå Çî·®î á¼óÃ£å »á i ß ¼á Âå åe>ßrEá ?í H ã =ßd¢ß Ð>ßëí j è ¶= L æ >ß»·î î ¼ê q à ¼ã ³ï Eà Ê ã »á ¢à ¼á Ãà £ß Eå >áq?í ¼î²Ð=ßbÃß m à Ìîeß >ßRV å ¶ï = l à >翶= L æ >ç¿Q ß T ã =ßÆgá ?í Ð>ß»i áÙ í= 13 14 Tell the Number, Gender and Status: 14 15 Tell the Number, Gender and Status of eacher: L å =ßÆ>ß»j ç ¶= Íå ³í Ñå Ø í »ß ¶ï = ÊIå ?ífß ºá = À ó ÉáJß«í Ñå Bí{ Íð Èß A À ó ÉáJß¿ßMá = Ð>ßj¿ç¶= Îߺ>ßJÉ߶ï = ÎßEfá î̄ï¶= Íð Èç eë cà ¼á ³î Ià >ß¿Eß Æß L à >ßÈA À ó ÉáJßÒߺå óÁ>ßJç¿ßQ L å >ßÒÉëj ç ¶= Íæ ¶í >ßÃR ß Eå 15 16 TYPE 16 17 Are the following Common or Proper? The Prayers The Middle, The balanced, The Excellent Strange People This Your Lord His Permission The Promise of Allah Drink He The one who The Signs For a nation Zakariyya Oh Lord This Qur’ 17 18 PRONOUN ASSOCIATIONS ü×øå DÖøå ÷Ýøå ×å ×å DÖå DÖå ùä äø äù äø û÷Ûøå û÷Ûøå û÷Ûøå Nasb (attached at the end) Jarr (attached at the end) DÖøå ÷íùå DÖøå DÖøå Då Då Nasb (attached at the end) Jarr (attached at the end) ü×øQüÙE DÖøQüÙE ÷RüÙE ü×ø ü×ø DÖø DÖø ÷Á ÷ Á Nasb (attached at the end) Jarr (attached at the end) ûÛøQÙE DÖøQüÙE ùRÙE û÷Ûø û÷Ûø DÖø DÖø ùÁ ù Á øÛücÙ DÙE DÙ DÙ íÙ ì 18 Nasb (attached at the end) Jarr (attached at the end) Nasb (attached at the end) *Jarr (attached at the end) 19 The Primary Rules for Idhafah 1. Mudhaf must be a. Light b. Without Alif – Laam 2. Mudhaf Ilaih Must be a. Jarr 3. The Basic Types of Idhafah are: a. Typical: ‘of’ in translation. b. Pronoun: Attached to an Ism. c. Special Mudhafs 4. The Mudhaf: a. Determines 3 properties. b. Type is dictated by Mudhaf Ilaih 5. Nothing may come between the two. 19 20 3 TYPES OF IDHAFAH There are many types of Idhafah constructions. The three most important ones to note are the ones we covered in this course. The rest of them are self evident and one need not get into unnecessary technicalities for a beginners course. Students must be strong in their ability to recognize a mudhaf + mudhaf Ilaih situation. The best way to do that is to know these three types of Idhafah well. Type 1: Conventional Mudhaf + Mudhaf Ilaih Two isms coming together to produce the meanings ‘The _M_ of M.I.’. Here are some English examples with their Arabic Equivalent: The House of Allah. éÏÎC PìF The Prayers of the Prophet. ÍßvpÎC MCßϤ The Deeds of the Companions. The Example of a Mosquito. øFDe¥ÎC ÍDصأ ø¨ß·F ÐS× Type 2: Special Mudhaf + Regular Mudhaf Ilaih This construction, though an idhafah does not necessarily produce the ‘of’ meaning. The following are commonly used special mudhafs. Type 3: Mudhaf + Attached Pronouns. Whenever an ism is attached to a pronoun, that ism acts as a mudhaf and the attached pronoun as the mudhaf Ilaih. Though the attached pronouns don’t look like the singular, pair or plural jarr that we are used to identifying from our Ism table, they are still jarr which is why they are studied separately. ; ÙûúèGOÆ ;DØûúèGOÆ ;`úûéGOÆ ;ÝûúèGOÆ ;DØûúèGOÆ ;DèGOÆ ; þÙúÇGOÆ ;DØúÇGOÆ ;ùÈGOÆ ;ùýÝúÇGOÆ ;DØúÇGOÆ ;ûÈGOÆ etc. 20 21 Idhafah Recognition Drill: Tell whether each is an instance of Idhafah or not. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 21 22 IDHAFA WITH PRONOUNS: FILL IN THE BLANKS WITH PRONOUNS. ¼î³j å «î ¾í? ______ selves. ____________ rebellion. ¼á ³ î Éà§á Eß __________ glitter. >ßêífà ] á gà ¼á Ãà Âß ÇàQÆà __________faces. >ß¾fà ºá ?í ___________command. ¼á Ãà ºß Çá ®í ____________ nation. _____________ family or people or dwellers. >ß÷î Âá ?í Åàaß ÆàbU à _______________ boundaries. ¼á ³ î ¾ß >í³ºß _______________ place. >ß÷å Ná»å Eå With _________ example or likeness. Äå ºë Ú î ªí Then for ____________ mother. À ç Ãó ·å Âá ?í ___________ family. À ç Âà =ßbU á Có One of _____________. _______________ associates. ¼á ²î Õà Bí²fß m à _______________ marriage gifts. À ç Ãó Iå >í®bà q ß ______________ action or work. Êå·»ß ¢ß ´ í Eë eß _______________ lord. 22 23 SPECIAL IDHAFAH: FILL IN THE BLANKS WITH CORERCT MEANINGS __________ the right/ justification / truth/ evidence. __________ all of you. __________ them. __________ two women. _______________ them. _____________ you all. __________________ us. __________________ them. _________________ two sisters. __________________ that for you all. _________________ own behalf. _________________ the obligation. _________________ that. _________________ have. _________________ her / it. ___________________ the tree. ___________________ both of them. 23 24 The Primary Rules for Mowsoof + Sifah 1. Mowsoof must be a. First b. Only One 2. Sifah a. b. c. d. is the same as Mowsoof in 4 properties is after the Mowsoof may be more than one may not be right after mowsoof 24 25 Tell whether each is an instance of Mowsoof + Sifah or not. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 25 26 IS A MOWSOOF + SIFAH IN EACH OF THE FOLLOWING? 26 27 HUROOF OF JARR IN THE QUR’AN With the believers. (With, because of, by, at, in etc.) They said, “By Allah!” There actions are like ashes which the wind blows fiercely on a stormy day. And for you. The confused with this of emphasis should never be because this is the only one that forces to Jarr. (I swear) By the fleeting passage of time! Shouldn’t be confused with eaning ‘and’. From amongst yourselves In just retribution there is life They ask you regarding the spoils of war And upon Allah the believers should place their complete trust. (On, against, mandatory on, over and upon) Until the rise of dawn Until a time (3 times in Qur’an) It (the Qur’an) guides towards what is right. 27 28 HUROOF OF NASB Certainly Allah is That they are / That certainly they are As though there is deafness in his ear (literally barrier) Woe is me! If only I didn’t take so-and-so for a friend! On the contrary righteousness is So that you may be grateful. 28 29 Sentence Vs. Fragment Drill: 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 29 30 POINTING WORDS ASSOCIATIONS ôÉãå ØClå Clå ôÉãå ôÉãå Clå Clå Nasb ôÉãå ØDPDå älå FEM. NEAR ôÉãå ôÉãå Ûélå Ûélå MASC. NEAR älå älå Nasb ÁôÉÜE ÄÙCk ÄÆk MASC. FAR ÁôÉÜE ÁôÉÜE ÛêPDå ÛêPDå Jarr ÄÆk ÄÆk Nasb ÁôÉÜE ÄÙDP ÄÇP FEM. FAR ÁôÉÜE ÁôÉÜE ÄÚék ÄÚék Jarr ÄÚêP ÄÚêP ÄÇP ÄÇP Jarr Nasb Jarr If the word after any of these has ‘AL’, it becomes a fragment like ‘This book’. If the word after does not have ‘AL’ it becomes a sentence like ‘This is a book.’ | 30 31 The primary rules for Jumlah Ismiyah 1. Try to analyze cause and effect between every consecutive word based on the following: a. b. c. d. e. Mudhaf + Mudhaf Ilaih Mowsoof + Sifah Harf of Jarr + its victim Harf of Nasb + its victim Ismul Isharah + Musharun Ilaih At any point in your analysis if you are unable to establish cause and effect, place an ‘is’ or an ‘am’ or an ‘are’ in the translation. 2. 3. The part before the ‘is’ is called Mubtada’ The part after is called ‘Khabar’. 31 32 Draw a line where the part before the ‘is’ ends and the part after the ‘is’ begins. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 32 33 Plural Pair Singular Ùç DØç CÞúpù¥ùÛ Cùpù¥ùÛ They helped. They (2) helped. Ýç They helped (f). He helped. DùNùpù¥ùÛ They (2) helped (f). ÙOÛC ÙúNþpù¥ùÛ You all helped. ùýÝúNþpù¥ùÛ We helped ßç A íç AT ùPÛC PAUSE+ TA ûPÛC PAUSE+ TI DÛC PAUSE+ TU ÝeÛ PAUSE+ NAA Masculine 2nd Person ûPÛC Feminine 2nd Person You helped. DùØúNþpù¥ùÛ DùÛþpù¥ùÛ ùPÛC ùMþpù¥ùÛ DØOÛC You two helped. Feminine 3rd Person She helped. DùØúNþpù¥ùÛ You two helped. íç þMùpù¥ùÛ DØOÛC ÝúOÛC Masculine 3rd Person ùpù¥ùÛ DØç ùÚþpù¥ùÛ You all helped (f). ßç ûMþpù¥ùÛ You helped (f). ÝeÛ úMþpù¥ùÛ I helped. etc. 33 DÛC ÙÏÇO× 1st Person 34 WHAT PRONOUN IS BEHIND EACH PAST TENSE? 34 35 WHAT PRONOUN IS BEHIND EACH PAST TENSE? 35 36 Translate accurately based on the English clues To destroy >ß¿³ï ·í Âá ?í 1 Ð>ßQ 2 K á ·í î̄ßM 3 >翳õ ºß 4 To come To become heavy To settle (someone else) To forbid ´ í £ß ¿ßºß 5 To throw out Êå¿JßÈá Çß ¦ï ?í 6 ´ í £ß FåIß To follow 7 l ß Çß i á Çß ªí To whisper evil suggestions >ß»àÃ»ß i ß >í® To swear to someone 8 9 >í®=ßc 10 To wrong >ß¿»á ·í í 11 To expel T ß fß ] á ?í 12 To taste =ïÇî·£ß ªí To do 13 fß ºß ?í To command 14 To make illegal / forbid ½ß fç U ß 15 To come Ð>ßQ 16 =ïÆàfFß³ï Jßi á To lie against To be arrogant 36 =ïÇàEdç ²í 17 37 FILL IN THE BLANKS WITH APPROPRIATE PRONOUNS. __________ created _________. ¼á ³ î í̄ ·í ] ß __________ gave _____________ life. ¼á ²î >ßÉU á @íªí __________ fashioned _____________. À ç Âà =çÇj ß ªí __________ made _____________. ¼á ²î >ß¿·ï £ß Q ß And _______________ came to ________________. ¼á Ãà Iá Ð>ßQÆß Then ________________ made ______________. >ßÂ>ß¿·ï £ß R ß ªí __________________ understood _______________. Then _________________slaughtered______________. ÅàÇî·í̄ ¢ß >ßÂÇàVEß dß ªí _________________touched______________. ¼á Ãà Jáj ç ºß __________________ gave _________________. ¼î²>ß¿ÉáIß A _________________ wronged _______________. >ß¾Çà»·í í _________________ seized _______________. ¼î³áIßdß]í@íª _________________ rescued _______________. ¼î²>ß¿ÉáR ç ¾ß _________________ favored _______________. ¼á ³ î Jà·ï v ç ªí _________________ expelled _______________. >ß»àÃßQßfá]í@íª ___________________ taught ______________. >ß¿ßJá»õ·ß¢ ___________________ brought before ______________. 37 ¼á Ãà u ß fß ¢ß 38 FILL IN THE BLANKS WITH APPROPRIATE PRONOUNS. __________ enables or facilitates travel for _________. ¼á ²î fà Éëj ß Èà __________ gave _____________ life. ¼á ²î >ßÉU á @íªí __________ fashioned _____________. À ç Âà =çÇj ß ªí __________ made _____________. ¼á ²î >ß¿·ï £ß Q ß And _______________ came to ________________. ¼á Ãà Iá Ð>ßQÆß Then ________________ made ______________. >ßÂ>ß¿·ï £ß R ß ªí __________________ understood _______________. Then _________________slaughtered______________. ÅàÇî·í̄ ¢ß >Âß ÇàVEß dß ªí _________________touched______________. ¼á Ãà Jáj ç ºß __________________ gave _________________. ¼î²>ß¿ÉáIß A _________________ wronged _______________. >ß¾Çà»·í í _________________ seized _______________. ¼î³áIßdß]í@íª _________________ rescued _______________. ¼î²>ß¿ÉáR ç ¾ß _________________ favored _______________. ¼á ³ î Jà·ï v ç ªí _________________ expelled _______________. >ß»àÃßQßfá]í@íª ___________________ taught ______________. >ß¿ßJá»õ·ß¢ ___________________ brought before ______________. 38 ¼á Ãà u ß fß ¢ß 39 PRESENT TENSE ¸ØV ùÚÞúpú¥þÜùë íÜS× Ùç They help. ùÚþpú¥þÜùë You all help (f). ûÚCùpú¥þÜùN úpú¥þÜùë ûÚCùpú¥þÜùN úpú¥þÜùN ûÚCùpú¥þÜùN HñDº pÆn× Masculine 3rd Person íç HñDº TÛå× Feminine 3rd Person She helps. DØOÛC úpú¥þÜùN You two help. ÝúOÛC ßç He helps. DØç They (2) help (f). ÙOÛC You all help. ùÚþpú¥þÜùN DØç They (2) help. Ýç They help (f). ùÚÞúpú¥þÜùN ûÚCùpú¥þÜùë kp¿× PÛC p¨DdpÆn× Masculine 2nd Person You help. DØOÛC ùÝëûpú¥þÜùN You two help (f). PÛC p¨DdTÛå× Feminine 2nd Person You help (f). ÝeÛ DÛC úpú¥þÜùÛ úpú¥þÛùC ÙÏÇO× 1st Person I help. We help Some Shortcuts: ‘YA’ Beginning = Someone Who’s Not Here (3rd Person, i.e. he, she, they etc.) The Present Tense for ‘She’ and ‘You (m)’ is the same. ‘OONA’ was used in Ism study to show plural. It does the same thing here. ‘AANI’ was used in Ism study to show pair. It does the same thing here. 39 40 Translate accurately based on the English clues Áß Æàf²õ dß Iß To remember 1 Áß Çà»·å ï Èå To wrong Áß ÇàIÇà»Iß To live and To die Áß Çá ÉßV á Iß ¼á Ãà ¾ß Æá fß Iß To see (someone else) Áß Çà»·í £á Iß To say 5 Áß Çî¶Çî̄ßI Áß ÆàaÇà£Iß To return G è V å Èà To love 6 7 Áß ÇàFj ßV á Èß To assume 3 4 fà ºà @ïÈß To command 2 8 9 To explain ¸ àr ë «í ¾à 10 To understand Áß Çà»·í £á Èß 11 Áß Æàf] å @ïJßj á Èß 12 Áß Çàºbå ï̄ßJj á Èß To delay and To advance (make early) Áß Çèrî̄ßÈ 13 To reach ¼á Ãà ¶î >ß¿Èß 14 To call Áß Çà¢bá Iß 15 To narrate Áß Çà»·í £á Iß To know 16 Áß Çî·] à bá Èß To enter 40 17 41 PRESENT TENSE: FILL IN THE BLANKS WITH APPROPRIATE PRONOUNS. _______________ commit(s) _________. >ßþå >ßÉIå @ïÈß __________ advise (s) or sermon(s) _____________ . ¼î³î £å Èß Are/ Is __________ taking _____________? Äà ¾ß Æàd] à @ïIß ?í Äà ¾á bà ¶õ __________ own behalf. Then _______________ return(s) ________________. And ________________ guide(s) ______________. >ßÂaç fà ¿ßªí ¼á ³ î ÈåbÃá ÈßÆß ____________ attack(s) or afflict (s) or test(s) ___________. ¼î³¿àJå«ï Èß _________________has (ve) in store for ______________. ¼á Âà bà £å ¾ß _________________multiply(s) ______________. >ßÃ«ï ¢å >ßvÈà __________________ throw(s) / cast(s)_________________. Äå Éå·r á ¾à _________________ will certainly show _______________. ´ í ¿çÈßfó ¾à _________________ give(s) _______________. _________________ provide(s) _______________. _________________ return (s) _______________. _________________ take(s) _______________ in full. Äå ÉåIÖá ¾à ¼î³î®àgáfßÈ Åàbà Éå£Èà À ç Âà >õªÇß JßÈß ___________________ gather(s) ______________. ¼á Âà fà n àV á ¾ß ___________________ inform(s) ______________. ¼î³ÒàFë¿ß¿àªí 41 42 FILL IN THE BLANKS WITH APPROPRIATE PRONOUNS. __________ appoint(s). __________ gave _____________ life. ________________ command (s) people towards good. __________ assume(s) that they are to meet their Lord. _________ will never accept your demand. _______take(s). ________________please(s) the viewers. _________________ask or plea _________________eat (s) the wealth of the orphans. __________________ don’t (doesn’t) know. _________________ bequest(s) or leave(s) a will. _________________ come(s) or commit (s) Should _________________ tell you all? _________________ hide(s) or cover(s). _________________ alone accept(s) their repentence. How can ____________ be? And _____________ explain(s) the ayaat. 42 43 Is the Present Tense Normal, Light or Lightest? =Çè¿»à Iß =Çîªeß >ߣJ߶å =Ç࿺å Öá Ià ¸ ó] à bá Èß =Çà£ÉåìIà =ÇàrU á ?íÆß Áß Çà»·ù £ß Ià ¼à ·í £á Èß Áß Çî·»ß £á Iß Áó =ßbR àj á Èß =Æàf»å Iß ?ï Áó >ßÉå̄ßJ·ï Èß óÁ>ßÉå§áFßÈ Äà ¶î @íj á Èß ©à fà «ï ¿ßi ß =Æàd«î ¿ßI 43 44 ACTION WITHOUT TIME (ISM MASDAR) PRESENT FI’L PAST FI’L >ðºØáiC ¼à ·å j á Èà ¼ß ·í i á ?í >ð»É·á£Iß ¼à ·åä £ß Èà ¼ß ·õ ¢ß =ða>ÃåQ bà Âå >RàÈ bß Âß >Q ð=fèFí³ßI fà Fç³í JßÈß fß Fç³í Iß úÌøïDs÷P øÈ÷ïDs÷Q÷é ÷È÷ïDs÷P DúLCnùQü¾ùG øKùn÷Qü¿÷é ÷K÷n÷Qü¾ùG ImD©ù»üÙùG ønù©÷»üÚ÷é ÷n÷©÷»üÙùG ð=e>«á§åJáiC fà «å §á Jßj á Èß fß «í §á Jßi áC 44 Amr Recognition Drill: 45 Are the following commands? To remember 1 To carve 2 To congratulate 3 To wrong 4 To bring out 5 To follow 6 To obey 7 To accept 8 To devote oneself, to prostrate, to bow down 9 To make or to place 10 To understand 11 To delay and To advance (make early) 12 To narrate 13 To reach 14 To call 15 To know 16 To enter 17 45 46 Retracing Commands: Can you retrace the fi’l back to its normal, non-commanding state? 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 46 47 How have the following sentences been negated? 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 15. 16. 17. 18. 19. 20. 47 48 21. 22. 23. 24. 25. 26. 27. 28. 29. 30. 31. 32. 33. 34. 35. 36. 37. 38. 48 49 39. 40. 41. 42. 43. 44. 45. 46. 47. 48. 49. 50. 51. 52. 53. 54. 55. 56. 57. 58. 49 50 59. 60. 61. 62. 63. 64. 65. 66. 67. 68. 69. 70. 71. 72. 73. 74. 75. 76. 77. 78. 50 51 79. 80. 81. 82. 83. 84. 85. 86. 87. 88. 89. 90. 91. 92. 93. 94. 95. 96. 97. 51 52 98. 99. 100. 101. 102. 103. 104. 105. 106. 107. 108. 109. 110. 111. 112. 113. 114. 115. 116. 52 53 117. 118. 119. 120. 121. 122. 123. 124. 125. 126. 127. 128. 129. 130. 131. 132. 133. 134. 135. 136. 53 54 137. 138. 139. 140. 141. 142. 143. 144. 145. 146. 147. 148. 149. 150. 151. 152. 153. 154. 155. 156. 54 55 157. 158. 159. 160. 161. 162. 163. 164. 165. 166. 167. 168. 169. 170. 171. 172. 173. 174. 55 56 Retracing Commands: Can you retrace the fi’l back to its normal, non-commanding state? 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 56 57 Which bolded words are NOT from the Ta’leem family? 57 58 Qur’anic Examples of the TAKABBURAN family: 2:74 2:102 14:48 2:166 2:275 3:191 2:228 28:18 24:63 48:24 19:90 14:30 58:11 58 59 Which bolded words are NOT from the Mujaahadah family? 59 60 Which bolded words are NOT from the Islah family? 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