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format_quote Originally Posted by
nutty
Alhamdu illah
It's alhamdu lillah, you've missed out the laam.
format_quote Originally Posted by
nutty
Is Alhamdu- mubtadah
for Allah - illah - khabar
AlHamdu (lit. the praise) is mubtadah and
lillaah, which is
li (for/belongs to)
+ Allah, is khabar.
format_quote Originally Posted by
nutty
Isnt Allah a noun so how can alhamdu be a noun isnt alhamd it a adjective
They are both nouns, there is no adjective here. AlHamdu is a definite noun, and literally means "al (the) Hamdu (praise)", though the meaning of 'al' as in the phrase alHamdu is given in the link you gave. Remember that the khabar is not the noun Allah, but the partial sentence lillah, meaning, "belongs to Allah".
format_quote Originally Posted by
nutty
What about Allahu Akbar is the jumlah ismiyyah.. Allahu being mubtadah adn akbar being khabar......
Yes.
Hope that helps a bit.
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