1. ّٓلال ۬مۮس۬ب۪مۮح َّالر ۬ه۬مۮي ۬حَّرال ۬ن
ARIC – Arabic Class Notes
Part 8
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TopicsTopics
Classification of Verbs
۫الشَّرط
Pronoun Summary
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۫اء۪نث۬تس ۬الا
۫م۪۪سقال
۪ن۬م ۫عو۫نم۪مال۬رفَّالص
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2. ARIC Arabic Class Notes – Part 8 (ver. 5)
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Date Ver Author Revision Comments
Sep. 24, 2011 1 Zahid Naeem Classification of Verbs
Jan. 14, 2012 2 Zahid Naeem Added ۫رطَّالش
Jan. 21, 2012 3 Zahid Naeem Added more pages for ۫رطَّالش
Jun. 4, 2012 4 Zahid Naeem Added Pronoun summary and notes on المطلق ۫لالمفعو
Jul. 15, 2012 5 Zahid Naeem Added slides for Exception, Oath and Diptote
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3. ARIC Arabic Class Notes – Part 8 (ver. 5) 3
Classification of VerbsClassification of Verbs
ي۬ث۪ال۫ث ۨد۬يز۪مي۬ث۪ال۫ث ۨد۬يز۪مي۬اع۪ب۫ر ۨدَّر۪ج۫مي۬اع۪ب۫ر ۨدَّر۪ج۫مي۬اع۪ب۫ر ۨد۬يز۪مي۬اع۪ب۫ر ۨد۬يز۪م
۫ل۫عف۪ي ۪ل۪ع۪ف۫ل۫عف۪ي ۪ل۪ع۪ف
۫ل۬عف۪ي ۪ل۪ع۪ف۫ل۬عف۪ي ۪ل۪ع۪ف
۫ل۪عف۪ي ۪ل۪ع۪ف۫ل۪عف۪ي ۪ل۪ع۪ف
۫ل۫عف۪ي ۪ل۫ع۪ف۫ل۫عف۪ي ۪ل۫ع۪ف
۫ل۪عف۪ي ۪ل۬ع۪ف۫ل۪عف۪ي ۪ل۬ع۪ف
۫ل۬عف۪ي ۪ل۬ع۪ف۫ل۬عف۪ي ۪ل۬ع۪ف
۪لـَّعـ۪ف۪لـَّعـ۪ف
II
۪ل۪عا۪ف۪ل۪عا۪ف
III
۪ل۪عـۮفّّا۪ل۪عـۮفّّا
IV
۪لَّع۪فـ۪ت۪لَّع۪فـ۪ت
V
۪ل۪ع۪افـ۪ت۪ل۪ع۪افـ۪ت
VI
۪ل۪ع۪فـۮن۬ا۪ل۪ع۪فـۮن۬ا
VII
۪ل۪عـ۪تـۮف۬ا۪ل۪عـ۪تـۮف۬ا
VIII
َّل۪عـۮف۬اَّل۪عـۮف۬ا
IX
۪ل۪عۮفـ۪تۮس۬ا۪ل۪عۮفـ۪تۮس۬ا
X
ي۬ث۪ال۫ث ۨدَّر۪ج۫مي۬ث۪ال۫ث ۨدَّر۪ج۫م
ۨم۬ال۪سۨم۬ال۪س
ۨف۪عا ۪ض۫مۨف۪عا ۪ض۫م
۬ء۪افال ۫زو۫مه۪م۬ء۪افال ۫زو۫مه۪م
۬ين۪عال ۫زو۫مه۪م۬ين۪عال ۫زو۫مه۪م
۬مَّالال ۫زو۫مه۪م۬مَّالال ۫زو۫مه۪م
۬ء۪افال ُّل۪تع۫م(ۨلا۪ث۬م) ۬ء۪افال ُّل۪تع۫م(ۨلا۪ث۬م)
۬ين۪عال ُّل۪تع۫م(ۨف۪وجّّا) ۬ين۪عال ُّل۪تع۫م(ۨف۪وجّّا)
ۨنو۫قر۪م ۨيف۬ف۪لۨنو۫قر۪م ۨيف۬ف۪ل
ۨقو۫فر۪م ۨيف۬ف۪لۨقو۫فر۪م ۨيف۬ف۪ل
۬مَّالال ُّل۪تع۫م(ۨص۪۬اقن) ۬مَّالال ُّل۪تع۫م(ۨص۪۬اقن)
۪ل۪لع۪ف۪ل۪ل۪عف۪ت...
۪ل۪لن۪عف۬ا
َّل۪ل۪عف۬ا
ۨيح ۬ح ۪صۨيح ۬ح ۪صل۪تع۫مل۪تع۫م
4. ARIC Arabic Class Notes – Part 8 (ver. 5) 4
An Intermediate Dictionary of Verb Conjugation - NumberingAn Intermediate Dictionary of Verb Conjugation - Numbering
ي۬ث۪ال۫ث ۨد۬يز۪مي۬ث۪ال۫ث ۨد۬يز۪مي۬اع۪ب۫ر ۨدَّر۪ج۫مي۬اع۪ب۫ر ۨدَّر۪ج۫مي۬اع۪ب۫ر ۨد۬يز۪مي۬اع۪ب۫ر ۨد۬يز۪م
۫ل۫عف۪ي ۪ل۪ع۪ف۫ل۫عف۪ي ۪ل۪ع۪ف
۫ل۬عف۪ي ۪ل۪ع۪ف۫ل۬عف۪ي ۪ل۪ع۪ف
۫ل۪عف۪ي ۪ل۪ع۪ف۫ل۪عف۪ي ۪ل۪ع۪ف
۫ل۫عف۪ي ۪ل۫ع۪ف۫ل۫عف۪ي ۪ل۫ع۪ف
۫ل۪عف۪ي ۪ل۬ع۪ف۫ل۪عف۪ي ۪ل۬ع۪ف
۫ل۬عف۪ي ۪ل۬ع۪ف۫ل۬عف۪ي ۪ل۬ع۪ف
۪لـَّعـ۪ف۪لـَّعـ۪ف
II
۪ل۪عا۪ف۪ل۪عا۪ف
III
۪ل۪عـۮفّّا۪ل۪عـۮفّّا
IV
۪لَّع۪فـ۪ت۪لَّع۪فـ۪ت
V
۪ل۪ع۪افـ۪ت۪ل۪ع۪افـ۪ت
VI
۪ل۪ع۪فـۮن۬ا۪ل۪ع۪فـۮن۬ا
VII
۪ل۪عـ۪تـۮف۬ا۪ل۪عـ۪تـۮف۬ا
VIII
َّل۪عـۮف۬اَّل۪عـۮف۬ا
IX
۪ل۪عۮفـ۪تۮس۬ا۪ل۪عۮفـ۪تۮس۬ا
X
ي۬ث۪ال۫ث ۨدَّر۪ج۫مي۬ث۪ال۫ث ۨدَّر۪ج۫م
ۨم۬ال۪سۨم۬ال۪س
ۨف۪عا ۪ض۫مۨف۪عا ۪ض۫م
۬ء۪افال ۫زو۫مه۪م۬ء۪افال ۫زو۫مه۪م
۬ين۪عال ۫زو۫مه۪م۬ين۪عال ۫زو۫مه۪م
۬مَّالال ۫زو۫مه۪م۬مَّالال ۫زو۫مه۪م
۬ء۪افال ُّل۪تع۫م(ۨلا۪ث۬م) ۬ء۪افال ُّل۪تع۫م(ۨلا۪ث۬م)
۬ين۪عال ُّل۪تع۫م(ۨف۪وجّّا) ۬ين۪عال ُّل۪تع۫م(ۨف۪وجّّا)
ۨنو۫قر۪م ۨيف۬ف۪لۨنو۫قر۪م ۨيف۬ف۪ل
ۨقو۫فر۪م ۨيف۬ف۪لۨقو۫فر۪م ۨيف۬ف۪ل
۬مَّالال ُّل۪تع۫م(ۨص۪۬اقن) ۬مَّالال ُّل۪تع۫م(ۨص۪۬اقن)
۪ل۪لع۪ف۪ل۪ل۪عف۪ت...
۪ل۪لن۪عف۬ا
َّل۪ل۪عف۬ا
ۨيح ۬ح ۪صۨيح ۬ح ۪صل۪تع۫مل۪تع۫م
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Classification of Verbs – Example (۪ب۪ت۪ـك)Classification of Verbs – Example (۪ب۪ت۪ـك)
ي۬ث۪ال۫ث ۨد۬يز۪مي۬ث۪ال۫ث ۨد۬يز۪مي۬اع۪ب۫ر ۨدَّر۪ج۫مي۬اع۪ب۫ر ۨدَّر۪ج۫مي۬اع۪ب۫ر ۨد۬يز۪مي۬اع۪ب۫ر ۨد۬يز۪م
۫ل۫عف۪ي ۪ل۪ع۪ف۫ل۫عف۪ي ۪ل۪ع۪ف
۫ل۬عف۪ي ۪ل۪ع۪ف۫ل۬عف۪ي ۪ل۪ع۪ف
۫ل۪عف۪ي ۪ل۪ع۪ف۫ل۪عف۪ي ۪ل۪ع۪ف
۫ل۫عف۪ي ۪ل۫ع۪ف۫ل۫عف۪ي ۪ل۫ع۪ف
۫ل۪عف۪ي ۪ل۬ع۪ف۫ل۪عف۪ي ۪ل۬ع۪ف
۫ل۬عف۪ي ۪ل۬ع۪ف۫ل۬عف۪ي ۪ل۬ع۪ف
۪لـَّعـ۪ف۪لـَّعـ۪ف
II
۪ل۪عا۪ف۪ل۪عا۪ف
III
۪ل۪عـۮفّّا۪ل۪عـۮفّّا
IV
۪لَّع۪فـ۪ت۪لَّع۪فـ۪ت
V
۪ل۪ع۪افـ۪ت۪ل۪ع۪افـ۪ت
VI
۪ل۪ع۪فـۮن۬ا۪ل۪ع۪فـۮن۬ا
VII
۪ل۪عـ۪تـۮف۬ا۪ل۪عـ۪تـۮف۬ا
VIII
َّل۪عـۮف۬اَّل۪عـۮف۬ا
IX
۪ل۪عۮفـ۪تۮس۬ا۪ل۪عۮفـ۪تۮس۬ا
X
ي۬ث۪ال۫ث ۨدَّر۪ج۫مي۬ث۪ال۫ث ۨدَّر۪ج۫م
ۨم۬ال۪سۨم۬ال۪س
ۨف۪عا ۪ض۫مۨف۪عا ۪ض۫م
۬ء۪افال ۫زو۫مه۪م۬ء۪افال ۫زو۫مه۪م
۬ين۪عال ۫زو۫مه۪م۬ين۪عال ۫زو۫مه۪م
۬مَّالال ۫زو۫مه۪م۬مَّالال ۫زو۫مه۪م
۬ء۪افال ُّل۪تع۫م(ۨلا۪ث۬م) ۬ء۪افال ُّل۪تع۫م(ۨلا۪ث۬م)
۬ين۪عال ُّل۪تع۫م(ۨف۪وجّّا) ۬ين۪عال ُّل۪تع۫م(ۨف۪وجّّا)
ۨنو۫قر۪م ۨيف۬ف۪لۨنو۫قر۪م ۨيف۬ف۪ل
ۨقو۫فر۪م ۨيف۬ف۪لۨقو۫فر۪م ۨيف۬ف۪ل
۬مَّالال ُّل۪تع۫م(ۨص۪۬اقن) ۬مَّالال ُّل۪تع۫م(ۨص۪۬اقن)
۪ل۪لع۪ف۪ل۪ل۪عف۪ت...
۪ل۪لن۪عف۬ا
َّل۪ل۪عف۬ا
ۨيح ۬ح ۪صۨيح ۬ح ۪صل۪تع۫مل۪تع۫م
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6. ARIC Arabic Class Notes – Part 8 (ver. 5) 6
Classification of Verbs – Example (۪د۪ج۪و)Classification of Verbs – Example (۪د۪ج۪و)
ي۬ث۪ال۫ث ۨد۬يز۪مي۬ث۪ال۫ث ۨد۬يز۪مي۬اع۪ب۫ر ۨدَّر۪ج۫مي۬اع۪ب۫ر ۨدَّر۪ج۫مي۬اع۪ب۫ر ۨد۬يز۪مي۬اع۪ب۫ر ۨد۬يز۪م
۫ل۫عف۪ي ۪ل۪ع۪ف۫ل۫عف۪ي ۪ل۪ع۪ف
۫ل۬عف۪ي ۪ل۪ع۪ف۫ل۬عف۪ي ۪ل۪ع۪ف
۫ل۪عف۪ي ۪ل۪ع۪ف۫ل۪عف۪ي ۪ل۪ع۪ف
۫ل۫عف۪ي ۪ل۫ع۪ف۫ل۫عف۪ي ۪ل۫ع۪ف
۫ل۪عف۪ي ۪ل۬ع۪ف۫ل۪عف۪ي ۪ل۬ع۪ف
۫ل۬عف۪ي ۪ل۬ع۪ف۫ل۬عف۪ي ۪ل۬ع۪ف
۪لـَّعـ۪ف۪لـَّعـ۪ف
II
۪ل۪عا۪ف۪ل۪عا۪ف
III
۪ل۪عـۮفّّا۪ل۪عـۮفّّا
IV
۪لَّع۪فـ۪ت۪لَّع۪فـ۪ت
V
۪ل۪ع۪افـ۪ت۪ل۪ع۪افـ۪ت
VI
۪ل۪ع۪فـۮن۬ا۪ل۪ع۪فـۮن۬ا
VII
۪ل۪عـ۪تـۮف۬ا۪ل۪عـ۪تـۮف۬ا
VIII
َّل۪عـۮف۬اَّل۪عـۮف۬ا
IX
۪ل۪عۮفـ۪تۮس۬ا۪ل۪عۮفـ۪تۮس۬ا
X
ي۬ث۪ال۫ث ۨدَّر۪ج۫مي۬ث۪ال۫ث ۨدَّر۪ج۫م
ۨم۬ال۪سۨم۬ال۪س
ۨف۪عا ۪ض۫مۨف۪عا ۪ض۫م
۬ء۪افال ۫زو۫مه۪م۬ء۪افال ۫زو۫مه۪م
۬ين۪عال ۫زو۫مه۪م۬ين۪عال ۫زو۫مه۪م
۬مَّالال ۫زو۫مه۪م۬مَّالال ۫زو۫مه۪م
۬ء۪افال ُّل۪تع۫م(ۨلا۪ث۬م) ۬ء۪افال ُّل۪تع۫م(ۨلا۪ث۬م)
۬ين۪عال ُّل۪تع۫م(ۨف۪وجّّا) ۬ين۪عال ُّل۪تع۫م(ۨف۪وجّّا)
ۨنو۫قر۪م ۨيف۬ف۪لۨنو۫قر۪م ۨيف۬ف۪ل
ۨقو۫فر۪م ۨيف۬ف۪لۨقو۫فر۪م ۨيف۬ف۪ل
۬مَّالال ُّل۪تع۫م(ۨص۪۬اقن) ۬مَّالال ُّل۪تع۫م(ۨص۪۬اقن)
۪ل۪لع۪ف۪ل۪ل۪عف۪ت...
۪ل۪لن۪عف۬ا
َّل۪ل۪عف۬ا
ۨيح ۬ح ۪صۨيح ۬ح ۪صل۪تع۫مل۪تع۫م
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7. ARIC Arabic Class Notes – Part 8 (ver. 5) 7
Classification of Verbs – Example (۪لا۪ق)Classification of Verbs – Example (۪لا۪ق)
ي۬ث۪ال۫ث ۨد۬يز۪مي۬ث۪ال۫ث ۨد۬يز۪مي۬اع۪ب۫ر ۨدَّر۪ج۫مي۬اع۪ب۫ر ۨدَّر۪ج۫مي۬اع۪ب۫ر ۨد۬يز۪مي۬اع۪ب۫ر ۨد۬يز۪م
۫ل۫عف۪ي ۪ل۪ع۪ف۫ل۫عف۪ي ۪ل۪ع۪ف
۫ل۬عف۪ي ۪ل۪ع۪ف۫ل۬عف۪ي ۪ل۪ع۪ف
۫ل۪عف۪ي ۪ل۪ع۪ف۫ل۪عف۪ي ۪ل۪ع۪ف
۫ل۫عف۪ي ۪ل۫ع۪ف۫ل۫عف۪ي ۪ل۫ع۪ف
۫ل۪عف۪ي ۪ل۬ع۪ف۫ل۪عف۪ي ۪ل۬ع۪ف
۫ل۬عف۪ي ۪ل۬ع۪ف۫ل۬عف۪ي ۪ل۬ع۪ف
۪لـَّعـ۪ف۪لـَّعـ۪ف
II
۪ل۪عا۪ف۪ل۪عا۪ف
III
۪ل۪عـۮفّّا۪ل۪عـۮفّّا
IV
۪لَّع۪فـ۪ت۪لَّع۪فـ۪ت
V
۪ل۪ع۪افـ۪ت۪ل۪ع۪افـ۪ت
VI
۪ل۪ع۪فـۮن۬ا۪ل۪ع۪فـۮن۬ا
VII
۪ل۪عـ۪تـۮف۬ا۪ل۪عـ۪تـۮف۬ا
VIII
َّل۪عـۮف۬اَّل۪عـۮف۬ا
IX
۪ل۪عۮفـ۪تۮس۬ا۪ل۪عۮفـ۪تۮس۬ا
X
ي۬ث۪ال۫ث ۨدَّر۪ج۫مي۬ث۪ال۫ث ۨدَّر۪ج۫م
ۨم۬ال۪سۨم۬ال۪س
ۨف۪عا ۪ض۫مۨف۪عا ۪ض۫م
۬ء۪افال ۫زو۫مه۪م۬ء۪افال ۫زو۫مه۪م
۬ين۪عال ۫زو۫مه۪م۬ين۪عال ۫زو۫مه۪م
۬مَّالال ۫زو۫مه۪م۬مَّالال ۫زو۫مه۪م
۬ء۪افال ُّل۪تع۫م(ۨلا۪ث۬م) ۬ء۪افال ُّل۪تع۫م(ۨلا۪ث۬م)
۬ين۪عال ُّل۪تع۫م(ۨف۪وجّّا) ۬ين۪عال ُّل۪تع۫م(ۨف۪وجّّا)
ۨنو۫قر۪م ۨيف۬ف۪لۨنو۫قر۪م ۨيف۬ف۪ل
ۨقو۫فر۪م ۨيف۬ف۪لۨقو۫فر۪م ۨيف۬ف۪ل
۬مَّالال ُّل۪تع۫م(ۨص۪۬اقن) ۬مَّالال ُّل۪تع۫م(ۨص۪۬اقن)
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8. ARIC Arabic Class Notes – Part 8 (ver. 5) 8
Classification of Verbs – Example (۪رَّد۪ق)Classification of Verbs – Example (۪رَّد۪ق)
ي۬ث۪ال۫ث ۨد۬يز۪مي۬ث۪ال۫ث ۨد۬يز۪مي۬اع۪ب۫ر ۨدَّر۪ج۫مي۬اع۪ب۫ر ۨدَّر۪ج۫مي۬اع۪ب۫ر ۨد۬يز۪مي۬اع۪ب۫ر ۨد۬يز۪م
۫ل۫عف۪ي ۪ل۪ع۪ف۫ل۫عف۪ي ۪ل۪ع۪ف
۫ل۬عف۪ي ۪ل۪ع۪ف۫ل۬عف۪ي ۪ل۪ع۪ف
۫ل۪عف۪ي ۪ل۪ع۪ف۫ل۪عف۪ي ۪ل۪ع۪ف
۫ل۫عف۪ي ۪ل۫ع۪ف۫ل۫عف۪ي ۪ل۫ع۪ف
۫ل۪عف۪ي ۪ل۬ع۪ف۫ل۪عف۪ي ۪ل۬ع۪ف
۫ل۬عف۪ي ۪ل۬ع۪ف۫ل۬عف۪ي ۪ل۬ع۪ف
۪لـَّعـ۪ف۪لـَّعـ۪ف
II
۪ل۪عا۪ف۪ل۪عا۪ف
III
۪ل۪عـۮفّّا۪ل۪عـۮفّّا
IV
۪لَّع۪فـ۪ت۪لَّع۪فـ۪ت
V
۪ل۪ع۪افـ۪ت۪ل۪ع۪افـ۪ت
VI
۪ل۪ع۪فـۮن۬ا۪ل۪ع۪فـۮن۬ا
VII
۪ل۪عـ۪تـۮف۬ا۪ل۪عـ۪تـۮف۬ا
VIII
َّل۪عـۮف۬اَّل۪عـۮف۬ا
IX
۪ل۪عۮفـ۪تۮس۬ا۪ل۪عۮفـ۪تۮس۬ا
X
ي۬ث۪ال۫ث ۨدَّر۪ج۫مي۬ث۪ال۫ث ۨدَّر۪ج۫م
ۨم۬ال۪سۨم۬ال۪س
ۨف۪عا ۪ض۫مۨف۪عا ۪ض۫م
۬ء۪افال ۫زو۫مه۪م۬ء۪افال ۫زو۫مه۪م
۬ين۪عال ۫زو۫مه۪م۬ين۪عال ۫زو۫مه۪م
۬مَّالال ۫زو۫مه۪م۬مَّالال ۫زو۫مه۪م
۬ء۪افال ُّل۪تع۫م(ۨلا۪ث۬م) ۬ء۪افال ُّل۪تع۫م(ۨلا۪ث۬م)
۬ين۪عال ُّل۪تع۫م(ۨف۪وجّّا) ۬ين۪عال ُّل۪تع۫م(ۨف۪وجّّا)
ۨنو۫قر۪م ۨيف۬ف۪لۨنو۫قر۪م ۨيف۬ف۪ل
ۨقو۫فر۪م ۨيف۬ف۪لۨقو۫فر۪م ۨيف۬ف۪ل
۬مَّالال ُّل۪تع۫م(ۨص۪۬اقن) ۬مَّالال ُّل۪تع۫م(ۨص۪۬اقن)
۪ل۪لع۪ف۪ل۪ل۪عف۪ت...
۪ل۪لن۪عف۬ا
َّل۪ل۪عف۬ا
ۨيح ۬ح ۪صۨيح ۬ح ۪صل۪تع۫مل۪تع۫م
٫٬٭٤
٫
٬
٭٦
٥
٤
٪
٫
٬٥
٤
٭
٨
٧
٦
٪
٫
٬
٭
٤
٥
٦
٧
٨
٩
٬ ٪ ٪
9. ARIC Arabic Class Notes – Part 8 (ver. 5)
۬رطَّالش ۫ةا۪دّّا
9
۫رطَّالش۫رطَّالش
وا۫ع۬م۪س ا۪ذ۬۱ا۪وۮغَّلٱلوا ۫ض۪رۮعّّا۫هۮن۪ع
And when they hear ill speech, they turn away from it.
(28:55) ۫هۮن۪ع وا ۫ض۪رۮعّّا ۪وۮغَّلٱل وا۫ع۬م۪س ا۪ذ۬۱ا۪و...﴿القصص:٥٥﴾
۫رطَّالش۬رطَّالش ۫اب۪و۪ج
Instrument of
the Condition
In this example ۬ذا۱ا is ۬رطَّالش ۫ةا۪دّّا
۬رطَّالش ۫ةا۪دّّا signifies a ۨطر۪ش
(conditional clause), and there are
many ۬رطَّالش ۫ات۪و۪دّّا (instruments of
condition)
Generally ۬رطَّالش ۫ةا۪دّّا belongs to one
of two categories:
o ۨم۬زا۪ج : Ones, which change the
verb in ۫رطَّالش and ۬رطَّالش ۫اب۪و۪ج,
to ۨمو۫زج۪م
o ۪۫يرغ۩م۬زا۪ج : Ones, which do not
change the verbs in ۫رطَّالش and
۬رطَّالش ۫اب۪و۪ج, to ۨمو۫زج۪م. ۬ذا۱ا
belongs to this group
۬رطَّالش ۫ةا۪دّّا changes the meaning of
۫رطَّالش and ۬رطَّالش ۫اب۪و۪ج to future,
even if the verbs are ۩ضا۪م ۨلع۬ف
۬رطَّالش ۫لع۬فVerb of the
Condition
In this example وا۫ع۬م۪س is ۬رطَّالش ۫لع۬ف
۬رطَّالش ۫لع۬ف will always be ۩ضا۪م ۨلع۬ف
or ۨع۬را ۪ض۫م ۨلع۬ف
If ۬رطَّالش ۫ةا۪دّّا is ۨم۬زا۪,ج than ۨلع۬ف
ۨع۬را ۪ض۫م will become ۨمو۫زج۪م
۬رطَّالش ۫اب۪و۪جAnswer to the
Condition
In this example ۫هن۪ع وا ۫ض۪رۮعّّا is ۫اب۪و۪ج
۬رطَّالش
۬رطَّالش ۫اب۪و۪ج can be a nominal or
verbal sentence.
If ۬رطَّالش ۫ةا۪دّّا is ۨم۬زا۪,ج than ۨع۬را ۪ض۫م ۨلع۬ف
will become ۨمو۫زج۪م
۬رطَّالش ۫اب۪و۪ج is prefixed with a < فـ>,
if it meets certain conditions. E.g., if
it is a nominal sentence or there is
ۨب۪لـ۪ط in it. For a complete list, see
subsequent pages
If ۬رطَّالش ۫اب۪و۪جis prefixed with a < فـ>
the ۨع۬را ۪ض۫م ۨلع۬ف is not made ۨمو۫زج۪م,
even if the ۬رطَّالش ۫ةا۪دّّاis ۨم۬زا۪ج
١)ۨر۪مّّا(۩رمّّا ۫ما۪ل وّّا ۩رمّّا ۫لع۬ف)
٢)ى۬ه۪ن(۫ةَّي۬هاَّنال ا۪ل)
٣)ۨما۪فه۬ت۬س۱ا
See subsequent pages for more details
10. ARIC Arabic Class Notes – Part 8 (ver. 5)
۬رطَّالش ۫اب۪و۪ج ـ۪ف
For example,
۬رطَّالش ۫اب۪و۪جshould be preceded with ـ۪ف, if it meets certain conditions.
For example, if ۬رطَّالش ۫اب۪و۪جis a ۨةَّي۬مس۬۱ا ۨة۪لم۫ج, it will be preceded with a ـ۪ف
10
۬رطَّالش ۬اب۪و۪ج ى۪ل۪ع ۬ء۪افال ۫لو۫خ۫د۬رطَّالش ۬اب۪و۪ج ى۪ل۪ع ۬ء۪افال ۫لو۫خ۫د
يِّن۪ع ي۬دا۪ب۬ع ۪ك۪لّّا۪س ا۪ذ۬۱ا۪وــ۪فۨ۬يبر۪ق ِّين۬۱اـ
۫رطَّالش۬رطَّالش ۫اب۪و۪ج
ــ۪ف
Also, if ۬رطَّالش ۫اب۪و۪ج ۨب۪ل۪ط ۨما۪فه۬تس۬۱ا ،ي۬ه۪ن ،ۨر۪مّّا ـ۪فAlso, if ۬رطَّالش ۫اب۪و۪جcontains a ۨب۪ل۪ط(ۨما۪فه۬تس۬۱ا ،ي۬ه۪ن ،ۨر۪مّّا), it will be preceded with a ـ۪ف
اۧل۪ال۬ب ۫يتّّا۪ر ا۪ذ۬۱اــ۪ف؟ ۫ه۪ل ۫لو۫قّّا ا۪ذا۪م
۫رطَّالش۬رطَّالش ۫اب۪و۪ج
ــ۪ف
﴿البقرة:١٨٦﴾
There are other conditions which require ۬رطَّالش ۫اب۪و۪ج to be preceded
with ـ۪ف. These are described in subsequent pages.
“And if My slave asks you
about Me, than surely I am
near (2:186)”
If I see Bilal, what should
I tell him
11. ARIC Arabic Class Notes – Part 8 (ver. 5) 11
Instruments of Condition - ۬رطَّالش ۫ات۪و۪دّّاInstruments of Condition - ۬رطَّالش ۫ات۪و۪دّّا
ن۪من۪م
Whoever
ا۪ما۪م
Whatever
ى۪ت۪مى۪ت۪م
Whenever
۪ينّّا/ا۪م۪نيّّا ۪ينّّا/ا۪م۪نيّّا
Wherever
ُّيّّا
Whichever
ُّيّّا
Whichever
ا۪مه۪ما۪مه۪م
Whatever
ا۪ذ۬۱اا۪ذ۬۱ا
If, When
ن۬۱ان۬۱ا
If
Two categories of ۬رطَّالش ۫ات۪و۪دّّاTwo categories of ۬رطَّالش ۫ات۪و۪دّّا
ا۪ن۫تا۪يۯا ۬هۮي۪ل۪ع ٰى۪لۮت۫ت ا۪ذ۬۱ا۪ين۬لَّوّّاۮلا ۫ير۬اط۪سّّا ۪لا۪ق
“When Our verses are
recited to him, he says,
"Legends of the former
peoples."” (68:15)
ۮب۪هذ۪ت ن۬۱اۮب۪هذّّاIf you go,
I (will) go
ۮب۪شر۪ت ا۪مۮب۪شرّّاWhatever you
drink, I (will) drink
ۨمو۫زج۪م
ۨمو۫زج۪م
﴿القلم:١٥﴾
ۨم۬زا۪جۨم۬زا۪ج
٬ Both the verbs ( ۫لع۬ف۫رطَّالش
and
ۨمو۫زج۪م
۬ين۪لع۬ف ۫م۬زج۪ت
verbs
Both the verbs ( ۫لع۬ف۫رطَّالش
and ۬رطَّالش ۫اب۪و۪ج) are made
ۨمو۫زج۪م.
۬ين۪لع۬ف ۫م۬زج۪ت (It makes two
verbs ۨمو۫زج۪م)
۩م۬زا۪ج ۫ير۪غ۩م۬زا۪ج ۫ير۪غ
٫ Neither of the two verbs
( ۫رطَّالش ) is
made
Neither of the two verbs
( ۫لع۬ف۫رطَّالش or ۬رطَّالش ۫اب۪و۪ج) is
made ۨمو۫زج۪م
12. ARIC Arabic Class Notes – Part 8 (ver. 5) 12
Instruments of Condition - ۬رطَّالش ۫ات۪و۪دّّاInstruments of Condition - ۬رطَّالش ۫ات۪و۪دّّا
ن۪من۪م
ا۪ما۪م
ُّيّّاُّيّّا
۪ينّّا/ا۪م۪نيّّا ۪ينّّا/ا۪م۪نيّّا
ى۪ت۪مى۪ت۪م
ا۪مه۪ما۪مه۪م
ا۪ذ۬۱اا۪ذ۬۱ا
۬ن۱ا۬ن۱ا
“if you support Allah, He will
support you and plant firmly
your feet” (47:7) ۪هـَّلال وا۫ر ۫نص۪ت ۮن۬۱اۮم۫ك۪م۪ادۮقّّا ۮتِّبـ۪ث۫ي۪و ۮم۫كۮر ۫نص۪ي﴿محمد:٧﴾
“Whoever does an atom’s weight of
good, shall see it” (99:7) اۧير۪خ ۩ةَّر۪ذ ۪ل۪اقث۬م ۮل۪مع۪ي ۮن۪م۪ف۫ه۪ر۪ي﴿الزلزلة:٧﴾
“And whatever good you do, Allah
knows it” (2:197) ۩رۮي۪خ ۮن۬م وا۫ل۪عۮف۪ت ا۪م۪و۫هـَّلال ۫هۮم۪لۮع۪ي﴿البقرة:١٩٧﴾
Whichever dictionary we find
in the bookshop, we will buy it
۬ة۪ب۪تك۪مال ي۬ف ۫هۮد ۪۬جن ۩م۪عج۫م َّيّّا۬ه۬رـ۪ت۪شن
Whatever you say,
we believe you ۮل۫ق۪ت ا۪مه۪م۪كۮقِّد ۪۫صن
Wherever you stay, I
(will) stay (there)
ۮن۫كس۪ت ۪ينّّاۮن۫كسّّا
Whenever you travel,
I (will) travel
ۮرـ۬فا۪س۫ت ى۪ت۪مۮرـ۬فساّْا
ۨمو۫زج۪م
۫نا ۪ض۪م۪ر ۪اء۪ج ا۪ذ۬۱ا۬ةَّن۪الج ۫اب۪وبّّا ۮت۪ح۬ت۫ف
When Ramadan
comes, doors of the
Paradise are opened
ۨم۬زا۪جۨم۬زا۪ج
۩م۬زا۪ج ۫ير۪غ۩م۬زا۪ج ۫ير۪غ
۬ين۪لع۬ف ۫م۬زج۪ت۬ين۪لع۬ف ۫م۬زج۪ت
13. ARIC Arabic Class Notes – Part 8 (ver. 5) 13
۬رطَّالش ۬اب۪و۪ج ى۪ل۪ع ۬ء۪افال ۫لو۫خ۫د۬رطَّالش ۬اب۪و۪ج ى۪ل۪ع ۬ء۪افال ۫لو۫خ۫د
۬رطَّالش ۫اب۪و۪ج ۬رطَّالش ۫اب۪و۪ج۬رطَّالش ۫اب۪و۪جshould be preceded with ـ۪ف, if it ( ۬رطَّالش ۫اب۪و۪ج) meets one of the following conditions:
ۨةَّي۬مس۬۱ا ۨة۪لم۫جۨةَّي۬مس۬۱ا ۨة۪لم۫ج
ۨةـَّيـ۬بـ۪ل۪طۨةـَّيـ۬بـ۪ل۪ط
ۨد۬ام۪ج ۨلع۬فۨد۬ام۪ج ۨلع۬ف
ۮد۪قۮد۪ق
ا۪مَّنّّا۪كا۪مَّنّّا۪ك
ن۪لن۪ل
ـ۪سـ۪س
۪وف۪س۪وف۪س
۫ةَّي۬افَّنال ا۪م۫ةَّي۬افَّنال ا۪م
ۨرمّّاۨرمّّاي۬ه۪ني۬ه۪نۨما۪فه۬تس۬۱اۨما۪فه۬تس۬۱ا
ۨد۬ام۪ج ۨلع۬ف ى۪س۪ع ،۪يس۪ل ۨع۬را ۪ض۫م ۨر۪مّّاۨد۬ام۪ج ۨلع۬ف is a verb having only one form, e.g. ى۪س۪ع ،۪يس۪ل. These have no ۨع۬را ۪ض۫مor ۨر۪مّّا
ا۪نَّش۪غ ن۪مـــ۪ف۪يس۪لاَّن۬م
Whoever deceives us, is not
one of us
ۧاد۬ام۪ح ۪يتّّا۪ر ا۪ذ۬۱اـــ۪فۮلّّاس۫هــ
۬رفَّالس ۬د۬وع۪م ن۪ع
If you see Hamid, ask him
about the time of departure
اۧم۬ئ۪ان ا ۧ۬يضر۪م ۪دت۪ج۪و ا۪ذ۬۱اـــ۪فۮظ۬قو۫ت ۪ال۫ه
If you find the patient sleeping, don’t wake him up
اُّ۪نيدال ي۬ف ۪۬يرر۪الح ۪س۬ب۪ل ن۪مــ۪فۮن۪ل۬ة۪ر ۬خۯاال ي۬ف ۫ه۪س۪لب۪ي
Whoever puts on silk (dress) in this world, will not put it on in the
Hereafter
ۮر۬فا۪س۫ت ن۬۱اــ۪ف۪س۫ر۬فا۪سّْاـ
If you travel, I will (also)
travel
۫وف۫رُّظال ن۫ك۪ت ا۪مه۪مــ۪فا۪م۫ب۬ذكّّا
Whatever the circumstances be, I do not
lie
۫ه۪لو۫س۪ر۪و ۪هَّلال ۮع۬ط۫ي ن۪م۪وـــ۪ف۪دقاۧمي۬ظ۪ع اۧزو۪ف ۪زا۪ف
“Whoever obeys Allah and His
messenger, has indeed achieved
a great success” (33:71) حزاب۰ا﴿ال:٧١﴾
14. ARIC Arabic Class Notes – Part 8 (ver. 5) 14
۬رطَّالش ۬اب۪و۪ج ى۪ل۪ع ۬ء۪افال ۫لو۫خ۫د۬رطَّالش ۬اب۪و۪ج ى۪ل۪ع ۬ء۪افال ۫لو۫خ۫د
Once ۬رطَّالش ۫اب۪و۪ج ۨمو۫زج۪م ۬رطَّالش ۫ةا۪دّّا ۨم۬زا۪جOnce ۬رطَّالش ۫اب۪و۪جis preceded with ـ۪ف, its verb will not be ۨمو۫زج۪م even if ۬رطَّالش ۫ةا۪دّّاis ۨم۬زا۪ج
ۮر۬اف۪س۫ت ن۬۱اــ۪ف۪س۫ر۬اف۪سّْاـIf you travel, I will (also) travel
۬ين۪لع۬ف ۫م۬زجـ۪ت ،ۨم۬زا۪ج ، ۬رطَّالش ۫ةا۪دّّا۬ين۪لع۬ف ۫م۬زجـ۪ت ،ۨم۬زا۪ج ، ۬رطَّالش ۫ةا۪دّّاۨمو۫زج۪مۨمو۫زج۪مۨعو۫فر۪مۨعو۫فر۪م
In this case, the whole ۩مز۪ج ِّل۪ح۪م ي۬فIn this case, the whole ۬رطَّالش ۫اب۪و۪جis said to be ۩مز۪ج ِّل۪ح۪م ي۬ف
If, in the above example, سـwas not used in the ۬رطَّالش ۫اب۪و۪ج, it will cause ـ۪ف to be dropped, which
will result in the verb in ۬رطَّالش ۫اب۪و۪جto be ۨمو۫زج۪م, as shown below:
ۮر۬اف۪س۫ت ن۬۱اۮر۬اف۪سّْاIf you travel, I (will also) travel
۬ين۪لع۬ف ۫م۬زجـ۪ت ،ۨم۬زا۪ج ، ۬رطَّالش ۫ةا۪دّّا۬ين۪لع۬ف ۫م۬زجـ۪ت ،ۨم۬زا۪ج ، ۬رطَّالش ۫ةا۪دّّاۨمو۫زج۪مۨمو۫زج۪مۨمو۫زج۪مۨمو۫زج۪م
15. ARIC Arabic Class Notes – Part 8 (ver. 5) 15
Classification of VerbsClassification of Verbs
ي۬ث۪ال۫ث ۨد۬يز۪مي۬ث۪ال۫ث ۨد۬يز۪مي۬اع۪ب۫ر ۨدَّر۪ج۫مي۬اع۪ب۫ر ۨدَّر۪ج۫مي۬اع۪ب۫ر ۨد۬يز۪مي۬اع۪ب۫ر ۨد۬يز۪م
۫ل۫عف۪ي ۪ل۪ع۪ف۫ل۫عف۪ي ۪ل۪ع۪ف
۫ل۬عف۪ي ۪ل۪ع۪ف۫ل۬عف۪ي ۪ل۪ع۪ف
۫ل۪عف۪ي ۪ل۪ع۪ف۫ل۪عف۪ي ۪ل۪ع۪ف
۫ل۫عف۪ي ۪ل۫ع۪ف۫ل۫عف۪ي ۪ل۫ع۪ف
۫ل۪عف۪ي ۪ل۬ع۪ف۫ل۪عف۪ي ۪ل۬ع۪ف
۫ل۬عف۪ي ۪ل۬ع۪ف۫ل۬عف۪ي ۪ل۬ع۪ف
۪لـَّعـ۪ف۪لـَّعـ۪ف
II
۪ل۪عا۪ف۪ل۪عا۪ف
III
۪ل۪عـۮفّّا۪ل۪عـۮفّّا
IV
۪لَّع۪فـ۪ت۪لَّع۪فـ۪ت
V
۪ل۪ع۪افـ۪ت۪ل۪ع۪افـ۪ت
VI
۪ل۪ع۪فـۮن۬ا۪ل۪ع۪فـۮن۬ا
VII
۪ل۪عـ۪تـۮف۬ا۪ل۪عـ۪تـۮف۬ا
VIII
َّل۪عـۮف۬اَّل۪عـۮف۬ا
IX
۪ل۪عۮفـ۪تۮس۬ا۪ل۪عۮفـ۪تۮس۬ا
X
ي۬ث۪ال۫ث ۨدَّر۪ج۫مي۬ث۪ال۫ث ۨدَّر۪ج۫م
ۨم۬ال۪سۨم۬ال۪س
ۨف۪عا ۪ض۫مۨف۪عا ۪ض۫م
۬ء۪افال ۫زو۫مه۪م۬ء۪افال ۫زو۫مه۪م
۬ين۪عال ۫زو۫مه۪م۬ين۪عال ۫زو۫مه۪م
۬مَّالال ۫زو۫مه۪م۬مَّالال ۫زو۫مه۪م
۬ء۪افال ُّل۪تع۫م(ۨلا۪ث۬م) ۬ء۪افال ُّل۪تع۫م(ۨلا۪ث۬م)
۬ين۪عال ُّل۪تع۫م(ۨف۪وجّّا) ۬ين۪عال ُّل۪تع۫م(ۨف۪وجّّا)
ۨنو۫قر۪م ۨيف۬ف۪لۨنو۫قر۪م ۨيف۬ف۪ل
ۨقو۫فر۪م ۨيف۬ف۪لۨقو۫فر۪م ۨيف۬ف۪ل
۬مَّالال ُّل۪تع۫م(ۨص۪۬اقن) ۬مَّالال ُّل۪تع۫م(ۨص۪۬اقن)
۪ل۪لع۪ف۪ل۪ل۪عف۪ت
۪ل۪لن۪عف۬ا
َّل۪ل۪عف۬ا
ۨيح ۬ح ۪صۨيح ۬ح ۪صل۪تع۫مل۪تع۫م
16. ARIC Arabic Class Notes – Part 8 (ver. 5) 16
Pronouns SummaryPronouns Summary
۫ه۫ه
ا۪م۫ها۪م۫ه
ۮم۫هۮم۫ه
ا۪ها۪ه
ا۪م۫ها۪م۫ه
َّن۫هَّن۫ه
۪ك۪ك
ا۪م۫كا۪م۫ك
۫مك۫مك
۬ك۬ك
ا۪م۫كا۪م۫ك
َّن۫كَّن۫ك
يي
۪ان۪ان
ۨل۬صَّت۫مۨل۬صَّت۫م
۫هاَّي۬۱ا۫هاَّي۬۱ا
ا۪م۫هاَّي۬۱اا۪م۫هاَّي۬۱ا
ۮم۫هاَّي۬۱اۮم۫هاَّي۬۱ا
ا۪هاَّي۬۱اا۪هاَّي۬۱ا
ا۪م۫هاَّي۬۱اا۪م۫هاَّي۬۱ا
َّن۫هاَّي۬۱اَّن۫هاَّي۬۱ا
۪كاَّي۬۱ا۪كاَّي۬۱ا
ا۪م۫كاَّي۬۱اا۪م۫كاَّي۬۱ا
۫مكاَّي۬۱ا۫مكاَّي۬۱ا
۬اكَّي۬۱ا۬اكَّي۬۱ا
ا۪م۫كاَّي۬۱اا۪م۫كاَّي۬۱ا
َّن۫كاَّي۬۱اَّن۫كاَّي۬۱ا
۪ايَّي۬۱ا۪ايَّي۬۱ا
۪اناَّي۬۱ا۪اناَّي۬۱ا
ۨل۬۫صفن۫مۨل۬۫صفن۫م
۫ه۫ه
ا۪م۫ها۪م۫ه
ۮم۫هۮم۫ه
ا۪ها۪ه
ا۪م۫ها۪م۫ه
َّن۫هَّن۫ه
۪ك۪ك
ا۪م۫كا۪م۫ك
۫مك۫مك
۬ك۬ك
ا۪م۫كا۪م۫ك
َّن۫كَّن۫ك
يي
۪ان۪ان
۪و۫ه۪و۫ه
ا۪م۫ها۪م۫ه
ۮم۫هۮم۫ه
۪ي۬ه۪ي۬ه
ا۪م۫ها۪م۫ه
َّن۫هَّن۫ه
۪تۮنّّا۪تۮنّّا
ا۪م۫تۮنّّاا۪م۫تۮنّّا
ۮم۫تۮنّّاۮم۫تۮنّّا
۬تۮنّّا۬تۮنّّا
ا۪م۫تۮنّّاا۪م۫تۮنّّا
َّن۫تۮنّّاَّن۫تۮنّّا
۪انّّا۪انّّا
۫نۮ۪حن۫نۮ۪حن
ۨل۬۫صفن۫مۨل۬۫صفن۫م
][][
اا
ۮوۮو
][][
اا
نن
۪ت۪ت
ا۪مـ۫تا۪مـ۫ت
ۮمـ۫تۮمـ۫ت
۬ت۬ت
ا۪م۫تا۪م۫ت
َّنــ۫تَّنــ۫ت
۫ت۫ت
۪ان۪ان
][][
ا۬نا۬ن
ۮو۪نۮو۪ن
][][
ا۬نا۬ن
۪ن۪ن
][][
ا۬نا۬ن
ۮو۪نۮو۪ن
ـيـ۪نـيـ۪ن
ا۬نا۬ن
۪ن۪ن
][][
][][
ۨل۬صَّت۫مۨل۬صَّت۫مۨل۬صَّت۫مۨل۬صَّت۫م
ۨعو۫فر۪مۨعو۫فر۪مۨوب ۫نص۪مۨوب ۫نص۪مۨرو۫جر۪مۨرو۫جر۪م
Only the letters highlighted
ۮم۫ت
Only the letters highlighted
in red represent the ير۬م ۪ض
Please note a further
breakdown is often done at
advanced levels, but is not
shown here for brevity. For
example, in ۮم۫ت only ۫ت is the
ير۬م ۪ض, and م is the sign of
plural. For simplicity,
however, we will consider ۮم۫ت
as ير۬م ۪ض for now.
[ ] = ۨر۬ت۪تس۫م ۨري۬م ۪ض[ ] = ۨر۬ت۪تس۫م ۨري۬م ۪ض
17. ARIC Arabic Class Notes – Part 8 (ver. 5)
۫ق۪لط۫مال ۫لو۫عف۪مالFour Uses of ۫ق۪لط۫مال ۫لو۫عف۪مال
17
The Absolute Object – ۫ق۪لط۫مال ۫لو۫عف۪مالThe Absolute Object – ۫ق۪لط۫مال ۫لو۫عف۪مال
اۧبۮر ۪ض ۨل۪ال۪ب ي۬ن۪ب۪ر ۪ض
۫ق۪لط۫مال ۫لو۫عف۪مال ۪ردص۪م used along with the
verb, for the sake of emphasis. It is always ۨوب ۫نص۪م
۫ق۪لط۫مال ۫لو۫عف۪مالis a ۪ردص۪م of the verb occurring in the sentence used along with the
verb, for the sake of emphasis. It is always ۨوب ۫نص۪م
Bilal beat me
a beating
ى۪نۮع۪مال ۬دي۬كۮ۰ا۪ت۬لى۪نۮع۪مال ۬دي۬كۮ۰ا۪ت۬ل
۬عوَّنال ۬ان۪ي۪ب۬ل۬عوَّنال ۬ان۪ي۪ب۬ل
۬د۪د۪عال ۬ان۪ي۪ب۬ل۬د۪د۪عال ۬ان۪ي۪ب۬ل
۫ب۬ئاَّنال ۫ر۪دص۪مال
۬ه۬لع۬ف ن۪ع
۫ب۬ئاَّنال ۫ر۪دص۪مال
۬ه۬لع۬ف ن۪ع
To emphasize theTo emphasize the
meaning
To specify theTo specify the
number
To specify the typeTo specify the type
of action
As a substitute forAs a substitute for
its verb
And Allah spoke to Mûsâ
directly
اۧمي۬لك۪ت ى۪وس۫م ۫هَّلال ۪مَّل۪ك۪و
﴿النساء:١٦٤﴾
The book was printed
twice
۬ين۪ت۪عب۪ط ۫اب۪ت۬الك ۪عـ۬ب۫ط
He died the death of
martyrs
۬ء۪اد۪هُّالش ۪وت۪م ۪ات۪م
I thank
you
اۧكر۫ش
In this case, only the ۪ردص۪مis used and the verb is omittedIn this case, only the ۪ردص۪مis used and the verb is omitted
Here the ۪ردص۪مis
a substitute for
the verb
which is omitted
Here the ۪ردص۪مis
a substitute for
the verb ۫ر۫كشّّا,
which is omitted
18. ARIC Arabic Class Notes – Part 8 (ver. 5) 18
Deputies of the Masdar – ۬ر۪دص۪مال ۬ن۪ع ۪۪ابن ا۪مDeputies of the Masdar – ۬ر۪دص۪مال ۬ن۪ع ۪۪ابن ا۪م
۪ردص۪م ۨوب ۫نص۪م
regarded as ۫ق۪لط۫مال ۫لو۫عف۪مال.
The following words deputize for ۪ردص۪مand are therefore ۨوب ۫نص۪م, and are grammatically
regarded as ۫ق۪لط۫مال ۫لو۫عف۪مال.
۬ر۪دص۪مال ى۪ل۬۱ا ۧة۪فا ۪ض۫م ُّيّّا۪و ۫عض۪ب۪و ُّل۫ك۬ر۪دص۪مال ى۪ل۬۱ا ۧة۪فا ۪ض۫م ُّيّّا۪و ۫عض۪ب۪و ُّل۫ك
Words ُّيّّا ،۫عض۪ب ،ُّل۫ك with the ۪ردص۪م as their
۬هي۪ل۬۱ا ۨاف ۪ض۫م
۫ه۫د۪د۪ع۫ه۫د۪د۪ع
۫ه۫ت۪ف۬ص۫ه۫ت۪ف۬ص۬ر۪دص۪مال ۫مس۬ا۬ر۪دص۪مال ۫مس۬ا
۪۬اقق۬تش۬الا ي۬ف ۬هي۪۬اقل۫ي ۫ر۪دص۪م۪۬اقق۬تش۬الا ي۬ف ۬هي۪۬اقل۫ي ۫ر۪دص۪م
۬ة۪را۪ش۬۱الا ۫مس۬ا۬ة۪را۪ش۬۱الا ۫مس۬ا
۬هي۪ل۬۱ا ۫د۬ئا۪عال ۫ه۫ير۬م ۪ض۬هي۪ل۬۱ا ۫د۬ئا۪عال ۫ه۫ير۬م ۪ض۫ه۫ف۬دا۪ر۫م۫ه۫ف۬دا۪ر۫م
The cognate ۪ردص۪م
A demonstrative pronoun
with the ۪ردص۪م as its ۪لد۪ب
A pronoun referring
to the ۪ردص۪م
A synonym of
the ۪ردص۪م
I know him fully well
۬ة۪ف۬رع۪مال َّل۫ك ۫ه۫ف۬رعّّا
Flog them eighty stripes
ۧة۪دل۪ج ۪ين۬نا۪م۪ث م۫ه۫ود۬لاج۪ف
﴿النور:٤﴾
A number with the
۪ردص۪م as its يز۬يم۪ت
I understood the
lesson very well
ۧادِّي۪ج َّ۪رسدال ۫مت۬ه۪ف
He spoke to me harsh
words
ۧادي۬د۪ش اۧم۪ال۪ك ي۬ن۪مَّل۪ك
And you love wealth with an
abounding love
اۧم۪ج اًّب۫ح ۪لا۪مال ۪نوُّب ۬ح۫ت۪و
﴿الفجر:٢٠﴾
Do you accord me this kind of
reception?
؟۪لا۪قب۬تس۬۱الا ا۪ذ۪ه ي۬ن۫ل۬بق۪تس۪تّّا
An adjective of
the ۪ردص۪م, which
itself is omitted
This is for
ۧادِّي۪ج اۧمه۪ف َّ۪رسدال ۫مت۬ه۪ف
This is for
ۧادِّي۪ج اۧمه۪ف َّ۪رسدال ۫مت۬ه۪ف
I worked hard in a way nobody else did
۬يري۪غ ۫هۮد۬ه۪تج۪ي م۪ل اۧدا۪ه۬تج۬ا ۫دت۪ه۪تج۬ا
I lived a happy life
ۧة۪دي۬ع۪س ۧةا۪ي۪ح ۫شت۬ع
See subsequent pages for more on these topics
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19. ARIC Arabic Class Notes – Part 8 (ver. 5) 19
The Cognate Masdar – ۪۬اقق۬تش۬الا ي۬ف ۬هي۬ق۪ال۫ي ۨر۪دص۪مThe Cognate Masdar – ۪۬اقق۬تش۬الا ي۬ف ۬هي۬ق۪ال۫ي ۨر۪دص۪م
cog-nate - ˈkäg-ˌnāt : word related to another by common rootcog-nate - ˈkäg-ˌnāt : word related to another by common root ي۪۬اقل۫ي ى۪قا۪ل(Form III): To meetي۪۬اقل۫ي ى۪قا۪ل(Form III): To meet
A cognate masdar is one which is not the masdar of the verb used in the sentence, instead it isA cognate masdar is one which is not the masdar of the verb used in the sentence, instead it is
related to the verb in its common root. Following two situations apply:
۫لع۬فال۫لع۬فال۫ر۪دص۪مال۫ر۪دص۪مال
۬هي۬ف ۨد۬يز۪م ي۬ث۪ال۫ث۬هي۬ف ۨد۬يز۪م ي۬ث۪ال۫ثۨدَّر۪ج۫م ي۬ث۪ال۫ثۨدَّر۪ج۫م ي۬ث۪ال۫ث
۫لع۬فال۫لع۬فال۫ر۪دص۪مال۫ر۪دص۪مال
۬هي۬ف ۨد۬يز۪م ي۬ث۪ال۫ث۬هي۬ف ۨد۬يز۪م ي۬ث۪ال۫ث۬هي۬ف ۨد۬يز۪م ي۬ث۪ال۫ث۬هي۬ف ۨد۬يز۪م ي۬ث۪ال۫ث
And you love wealth with an
abounding love
اۧم۪ج اًّب۫ح ۪لا۪مال ۪نوُّب ۬ح۫ت۪و
﴿الفجر:٢٠﴾
ُّب ۬ح۪ي َّب۪ح (ۨدَّر۪ج۫م ي۬ث۪ال۫ث)
Ma
Root:
ُّب ۬ح۪ي َّب۪ح (ۨدَّر۪ج۫م ي۬ث۪ال۫ث)
Masdar: ب۫ح
Root: ب ب ح
ُّب ۬ح۫ي َّب۪حّّا
Ma
Root:
ُّب ۬ح۫ي َّب۪حّّا Form IV
Masdar: ۨاب۪حب۬۱ا
Root: ب ب ح
From two different forms
And devote yourself to Him with
complete devotion
ۮلـَّتـ۪ـب۪ت۪وۧالـيـ۬تـبـ۪ت ۬هي۪ل۬۱ا﴿المزمل:٨﴾
۫لـِّتـ۪ـب۫ي ۪لـَّتـ۪ب
Masdar
Root:
۫لـِّتـ۪ـب۫ي ۪لـَّتـ۪ب Form II
Masdar: ۨلـۮيـ۬تـۮبـ۪ت
Root: ل ت ب
۫لـَّتـ۪ـب۪تـ۪ي ۪لـَّتـ۪ـب۪ت Form V
Ma
Root:
۫لـَّتـ۪ـب۪تـ۪ي ۪لـَّتـ۪ـب۪ت Form V
Masdar: ۨلـُّتـ۪ـب۪ت
Root: ل ت ب
ۨق۪اق۬تش۬ا : Derivationۨق۪اق۬تش۬ا : Derivation
٫٬
*
*
**
**
***
***
Common root Common root
20. ARIC Arabic Class Notes – Part 8 (ver. 5) 20
۬ر۪دص۪مال ۫مس۬ا۬ر۪دص۪مال ۫مس۬ا
It is a word, which has the same meaning as the masdar but has less letters than the masdar. Every
regular masdar on the pattern of ۨلـۮيـ۬عـۮفـ۪ت.
It is a word, which has the same meaning as the masdar but has less letters than the masdar. Every
verb has a masdar. But in the derived forms of verbs, i.e. ۬هي۬ف ۨد۬يز۪م, there could be ۬ر۪دص۪مال ۫مس۬ا along
with the regular masdar. Mostly Form II has ۬ر۪دص۪مال ۫مس۬ا on the pattern of ۨلا۪ع۪ف along with its
regular masdar on the pattern of ۨلـۮيـ۬عـۮفـ۪ت.
۬ر۪دص۪مال ۫مس۬ا ۫ر۪دص۪مال ۫لع۬فال
ۨم۪ال۪س ۨمۮي۬لۮس۪ت ۪مَّل۪س۫مِّل۪س۫ي
ۨنا۪ذّّا ۨني۬ذۮ۰ا۪ت ۪نَّذّّا۫نِّذ۪ؤـ۫ي
ۨعا۪د۪و ۨعي۬دۮو۪ت ۫عِّد۪و۫ي ۪عَّد۪و
ۨق۪ال۪ط ۨقۮيـ۬لۮط۪ت ۫قـِّلـ۪ط۫ي ۪قـَّلـ۪ط
ۨم۪ال۪ك ۨمي۬لۮك۪ت ۪مَّل۪ـك۫مِّلـ۪ك۫ي
ۨعـا۪تـ۪م ۨعـۮــي۬تـۮم۪ت ۫عـِّتـ۪مـ۫ي ۪عـَّتـ۪م
ۨة۪ال ۪ص ۨة۪ي۬ل ۮص۪ت يِّل ۪ص۫ي ىَّل ۪ص
ۨة۪لـۮبـ۫ق ۨليـ۬بۮقـ۪ت ۫لِّب۪ـقـ۫ي ۪لـَّبـ۪ق
ۨوء ۫ض۫و ۨؤـ ُّض۪وـ۪ت ّّا َّض۪و۪تّْا َّض۪وـ۪تـ۪ي
ۨنز۪و:ۨلا۪عـ۪ف ۨنز۪و:ۨلا۪عـ۪ف
ۨنز۪و:ۨةـ۪لـۮعـ۫ف ۨنز۪و:ۨةـ۪لـۮعـ۫ف
ۨنز۪و:ۨلو۫عـ۫ف ۨنز۪و:ۨلو۫عـ۫ف
Form II
Form V
Number of letters in each word:Number of letters in each word: 44 55
21. ARIC Arabic Class Notes – Part 8 (ver. 5) 21
The Exception – ۫اء۪نث۬تس۬الاThe Exception – ۫اء۪نث۬تس۬الا
ۧاد۬ما۪ح اَّل۬۱ا م۫هُّل۫ك ۫ابَّلُّطال ۪ح۪۪جنۧاد۬ما۪ح اَّل۬۱ا م۫هُّل۫ك ۫ابَّلُّطال ۪ح۪۪جن
۫هن۬م ى۪نث۪تس۫مال۬ءا۪نث۬تس۬الا ۫ةا۪دّّاى۪نث۪تس۫مال
All the students have
passed except Hamid
The
excepted
The tool of
exception
The one from which the
exception is made
۫ير۪غ۫ير۪غ
ى۪و۬سى۪و۬س
۪اد۪ع ا۪م۪اد۪ع ا۪م
۪ال۪خ ا۪م۪ال۪خ ا۪م
اَّل۬۱ا
many other instruments of exception, including the following
important ones.
اَّل۬۱اis a particle used as an instrument of exception. There are
many other instruments of exception, including the following
important ones.
۬ان۪مس۬ا۬ان۪مس۬ا
۪۬انلع۬ف۪۬انلع۬ف
22. ARIC Arabic Class Notes – Part 8 (ver. 5) 22
Types of Exception – ۬ءا۪نث۬تس۬الا ۫عا۪ونّّاTypes of Exception – ۬ءا۪نث۬تس۬الا ۫عا۪ونّّا
۪ن۪انو۫الي اَّل۬۱ا ا۪هَّل۫ك ۪ةَّيـِّب۫روّْاال ۪د۪ال۬بال ۫رت۫زم۫ه۪ت۪ع۬تمّّا اَّل۬۱ا ۫وف۫ي ُّالض ۪ل ۪ص۪و
I have visited all European countries,
except Greece
The guests have arrived
except their luggage
ۧاد۬ام۪ح اَّل۬۱ا م۫هُّل۫ك َّ۫ابلُّطال ۪اء۪جۨد۬ام۪ح اَّل۬۱ا ۪اء۪ج ا۪م
All students came except Hamid
۪ة۪ير ۬خّّاال اَّل۬۱ا ۪ذ۬اف۪وَّنال ۬ح۪تف۬ا۫ن۪الس۪كال اَّل۬۱ا ۨد۪حّّا ۫ب۫رس۪ي ل۪ه
Open the windows except
the last one
Does anyone fail except the
lazy?
The sentence
is an
affirmative
sentence
The sentence
is an
affirmative
sentence
The sentence is a
negative, prohibitive
or interrogative
sentence?
The sentence is a
negative, prohibitive
or interrogative
sentence?
۫هن۬م ى۪نث۪تس۫مis
mentioned
۫هن۬م ى۪نث۪تس۫مis
mentioned
ى۪نث۪تس۫م is of the
same kind as
۫هن۬م ى۪نث۪تس۫م?
ى۪نث۪تس۫م is of the
same kind as
۫هن۬م ى۪نث۪تس۫م?
۫هن۬م ى۪نث۪تس۫مis
not mentioned
۫هن۬م ى۪نث۪تس۫مis
not mentioned
ى۪نث۪تس۫م is of a
different kind
than ۫هن۬م ى۪نث۪تس۫م?
ى۪نث۪تس۫م is of a
different kind
than ۫هن۬م ى۪نث۪تس۫م?
ۨغَّر۪ف۫مۨغَّر۪ف۫م ام۪تام۪ت
No one came except
Hamid
ۨع۪۬طقن۫مۨع۪۬طقن۫م ۨل۬صَّت۫مۨل۬صَّت۫م
ۨب۪وج۫مۨب۪وج۫م۩ب۪وج۫م ۫ير۪غ۩ب۪وج۫م ۫ير۪غ
23. ARIC Arabic Class Notes – Part 8 (ver. 5) 23
Declension of Exception with illa – اَّل۬۱ا ـ۬ب ى۪نث۪تس۫مال ۫اب۪عر۬۱اDeclension of Exception with illa – اَّل۬۱ا ـ۬ب ى۪نث۪تس۫مال ۫اب۪عر۬۱ا
The sentence
is an
affirmative
sentence
The sentence
is an
affirmative
sentence
The sentence is a
negative, prohibitive
or interrogative
sentence?
The sentence is a
negative, prohibitive
or interrogative
sentence?
۫هن۬م ى۪نث۪تس۫مis
mentioned
۫هن۬م ى۪نث۪تس۫مis
mentioned
ى۪نث۪تس۫م is of the
same kind as
۫هن۬م ى۪نث۪تس۫م?
ى۪نث۪تس۫م is of the
same kind as
۫هن۬م ى۪نث۪تس۫م?
۫هن۬م ى۪نث۪تس۫مis
not mentioned
۫هن۬م ى۪نث۪تس۫مis
not mentioned
ى۪نث۪تس۫م is of a
different kind
than ۫هن۬م ى۪نث۪تس۫م?
ى۪نث۪تس۫م is of a
different kind
than ۫هن۬م ى۪نث۪تس۫م?
ۨغَّر۪ف۫مۨغَّر۪ف۫م ام۪تام۪ت
When ى۪نث۪تس۫م depends on
the type of exception, as shown below
When اَّل۬۱ا is used as the instrument of exception, the declension of ى۪نث۪تس۫م depends on
the type of exception, as shown below
ۨوب ۫نص۪م
ۨوب ۫نص۪مۨوب ۫نص۪م
۫هن۬م ى۪نث۪تس۫مSame as ۫هن۬م ى۪نث۪تس۫م
OROR
ۨوب ۫نص۪م
As required by the
اَّل۬۱ا
As required by the
sentence, as if اَّل۬۱ا
is not mentioned
Declension
of ى۪نث۪تس۫م
with اَّل۬۱ا
Declension
of ى۪نث۪تس۫م
with اَّل۬۱ا
ۨل۬صَّت۫مۨل۬صَّت۫مۨع۪۬طقن۫مۨع۪۬طقن۫م
ۨب۪وج۫مۨب۪وج۫م۩ب۪وج۫م ۫ير۪غ۩ب۪وج۫م ۫ير۪غ
24. ARIC Arabic Class Notes – Part 8 (ver. 5) 24
Examples for illa – اَّل۬۱ا ـ۬ل ۨة۪ل۬ثمّّاExamples for illa – اَّل۬۱ا ـ۬ل ۨة۪ل۬ثمّّا
The sentence
is an
affirmative
sentence
The sentence
is an
affirmative
sentence
The sentence is a
negative, prohibitive
or interrogative
sentence?
۫هن۬م ى۪نث۪تس۫مis
mentioned
۫هن۬م ى۪نث۪تس۫مis
mentioned
ى۪نث۪تس۫م is of the
same kind as
۫هن۬م ى۪نث۪تس۫م?
ى۪نث۪تس۫م is of the
same kind as
۫هن۬م ى۪نث۪تس۫م?
۫هن۬م ى۪نث۪تس۫مis
not mentioned
ى۪نث۪تس۫م is of a
different kind
than ۫هن۬م ى۪نث۪تس۫م?
ۨغَّر۪ف۫م ام۪تام۪ت
ۨوب ۫نص۪م
ۨوب ۫نص۪م
Same as ۫هن۬م ى۪نث۪تس۫م
OR
ۨوب ۫نص۪م
As required by the
sentence, as if اَّل۬۱ا
is not mentioned
Declension
of ى۪نث۪تس۫م
with اَّل۬۱ا
Declension
of ى۪نث۪تس۫م
with اَّل۬۱ا
ۨل۬صَّت۫مۨل۬صَّت۫مۨع۪۬طقن۫م
ۨب۪وج۫مۨب۪وج۫م۩ب۪وج۫م ۫ير۪غ
۪كرِّالش اَّل۬۱ا ا۪هَّل۫ك ۪۫وبنُّذال ۫هَّلال ۫ر۬فغ۪ي۪كرِّالش اَّل۬۱ا ا۪هَّل۫ك ۪۫وبنُّذال ۫هَّلال ۫ر۬فغ۪يAllah forgives all
sins except shirk
۫وبنُّذال, which is ۫هن۬م ى۪نث۪تس۫م, is mentioned
رك ۬ش is a kind of نب۪ذ
The sentence is an
affirmative sentence
The sentence is an
affirmative sentence
25. ARIC Arabic Class Notes – Part 8 (ver. 5) 25
Examples for illa – اَّل۬۱ا ـ۬ل ۨة۪ل۬ثمّّاExamples for illa – اَّل۬۱ا ـ۬ل ۨة۪ل۬ثمّّا
The sentence
is an
affirmative
sentence
The sentence is a
negative, prohibitive
or interrogative
sentence?
The sentence is a
negative, prohibitive
or interrogative
sentence?
۫هن۬م ى۪نث۪تس۫مis
mentioned
۫هن۬م ى۪نث۪تس۫مis
mentioned
ى۪نث۪تس۫م is of the
same kind as
۫هن۬م ى۪نث۪تس۫م?
ى۪نث۪تس۫م is of the
same kind as
۫هن۬م ى۪نث۪تس۫م?
۫هن۬م ى۪نث۪تس۫مis
not mentioned
ى۪نث۪تس۫م is of a
different kind
than ۫هن۬م ى۪نث۪تس۫م?
ۨغَّر۪ف۫م ام۪تام۪ت
ۨوب ۫نص۪م
ۨوب ۫نص۪مۨوب ۫نص۪م
۫هن۬م ى۪نث۪تس۫مSame as ۫هن۬م ى۪نث۪تس۫م
OROR
ۨوب ۫نص۪م
As required by the
sentence, as if اَّل۬۱ا
is not mentioned
Declension
of ى۪نث۪تس۫م
with اَّل۬۱ا
Declension
of ى۪نث۪تس۫م
with اَّل۬۱ا
ۨل۬صَّت۫مۨل۬صَّت۫مۨع۪۬طقن۫م
ۨب۪وج۫م۩ب۪وج۫م ۫ير۪غ۩ب۪وج۫م ۫ير۪غ
No students were
present except
Hamid
ۨد۬ام۪حۨد۬ام۪ح // ۧاد۬ام۪ح اَّل۬۱ا ۫ابَّلُّطال ۪ر ۪ض۪ح ا۪مۧاد۬ام۪ح اَّل۬۱ا ۫ابَّلُّطال ۪ر ۪ض۪ح ا۪م
َّ۫ابلُّطال, which is ۫هن۬م ى۪نث۪تس۫م, is mentioned
د۬ام۪ح is a student
The sentence is a negative sentenceThe sentence is a negative sentence
Declension of د۬ام۪ح َّابلُّطالDeclension of د۬ام۪ح is the same as َّابلُّطال OROR
26. ARIC Arabic Class Notes – Part 8 (ver. 5) 26
Examples for illa – اَّل۬۱ا ـ۬ل ۨة۪ل۬ثمّّاExamples for illa – اَّل۬۱ا ـ۬ل ۨة۪ل۬ثمّّا
The sentence
is an
affirmative
sentence
The sentence is a
negative, prohibitive
or interrogative
sentence?
۫هن۬م ى۪نث۪تس۫مis
mentioned
۫هن۬م ى۪نث۪تس۫مis
mentioned
ى۪نث۪تس۫م is of the
same kind as
۫هن۬م ى۪نث۪تس۫م?
۫هن۬م ى۪نث۪تس۫مis
not mentioned
ى۪نث۪تس۫م is of a
different kind
than ۫هن۬م ى۪نث۪تس۫م?
ى۪نث۪تس۫م is of a
different kind
than ۫هن۬م ى۪نث۪تس۫م?
ۨغَّر۪ف۫م ام۪تام۪ت
ۨوب ۫نص۪م
ۨوب ۫نص۪م
Same as ۫هن۬م ى۪نث۪تس۫م
OR
ۨوب ۫نص۪م
As required by the
sentence, as if اَّل۬۱ا
is not mentioned
Declension
of ى۪نث۪تس۫م
with اَّل۬۱ا
Declension
of ى۪نث۪تس۫م
with اَّل۬۱ا
ۨل۬صَّت۫مۨع۪۬طقن۫مۨع۪۬طقن۫م
ۨب۪وج۫م۩ب۪وج۫م ۫ير۪غ
۩ءا۪د, which is ۫هن۬م ى۪نث۪تس۫م, is mentioned
۪وت۪مال اَّل۬۱ا ۨاء۪و۪د ۩ءا۪د ِّل۫ك۬ل۪وت۪مال اَّل۬۱ا ۨاء۪و۪د ۩ءا۪د ِّل۫ك۬لEvery sickness has a
medicine except death
Death is
not a
sickness
27. ARIC Arabic Class Notes – Part 8 (ver. 5) 27
Examples for illa – اَّل۬۱ا ـ۬ل ۨة۪ل۬ثمّّاExamples for illa – اَّل۬۱ا ـ۬ل ۨة۪ل۬ثمّّا
The sentence
is an
affirmative
sentence
The sentence is a
negative, prohibitive
or interrogative
sentence?
۫هن۬م ى۪نث۪تس۫مis
mentioned
ى۪نث۪تس۫م is of the
same kind as
۫هن۬م ى۪نث۪تس۫م?
۫هن۬م ى۪نث۪تس۫مis
not mentioned
۫هن۬م ى۪نث۪تس۫مis
not mentioned
ى۪نث۪تس۫م is of a
different kind
than ۫هن۬م ى۪نث۪تس۫م?
ۨغَّر۪ف۫مۨغَّر۪ف۫م ام۪ت
ۨوب ۫نص۪م
ۨوب ۫نص۪م
Same as ۫هن۬م ى۪نث۪تس۫م
OR
ۨوب ۫نص۪م
As required by the
اَّل۬۱ا
As required by the
sentence, as if اَّل۬۱ا
is not mentioned
Declension
of ى۪نث۪تس۫م
with اَّل۬۱ا
Declension
of ى۪نث۪تس۫م
with اَّل۬۱ا
ۨل۬صَّت۫مۨع۪۬طقن۫م
ۨب۪وج۫م۩ب۪وج۫م ۫ير۪غ
۫هن۬م ى۪نث۪تس۫مis not mentioned
ۨل۪ال۬ب اَّل۬۱ا ۪ب۪س۪ر ا۪مۨل۪ال۬ب اَّل۬۱ا ۪ب۪س۪ر ا۪مNo one failed except Bilal
To get the correct declension for
ى۪نث۪تس۫م اَّل۬۱ا
from the sentence.
this case, Of
course, removing
meaning opposite of what the original
sentence means. This is done only to
establish the declension.
To get the correct declension for
ى۪نث۪تس۫مin the case of ۨغَّر۪ف۫م, remove اَّل۬۱ا
from the sentence. (ۨل۪ال۬ب ۪ب۪س۪ر ا۪م) In
this case, ۨل۪ال۬بis ل۪۬اعفالso it is وع۫فر۪م. Of
course, removing اَّل۬۱اwill make the
meaning opposite of what the original
sentence means. This is done only to
establish the declension.