Al-hamdulillah wa Salawaatu wa Salam Ala Rasoolillah wa Ala Aalihi wa Saahbihi wa Sallama Tasleeman Katheeran Amaa Ba'd
The difference between Al-walidu qaa'imun and Halil Walidu Qaa'imun? is that the first expression is a statement of fact, meaning "The boy is standing" and the other expression you asked about is a question:
Halil Walidu Qaa'imun?"
It is a question because Hal is an expression used to indicate a question. It basically means:
" Is the boy standing?"
Insha Allah I hope this helps wa Billahi At-Tawfeeq
Jazakallah khair for your reply
Sorry,I had asked wrong question.
هل ارجل عالم ؟ (Is the man aalim?)(kya aadmi alim hai)
أزيد عالم ؟ (Is the zaid alim?)(Kya zaid aalim hai?)
Meaning is written in book but the difference is not explain.
هل ارجل عالم ؟ (Is the man aalim?)(kya aadmi alim hai)
***Yes mankind is a type of Aalim meaning he is a class or a group perhaps species is a better word. The meaning will become clear in this example insha Allah, in Suratul Faatihah Allah mentions:
"Al-Hamdulillahi Rabbil Aalameen"
"All praise is due to Allah the Lord of all the worlds"
What some of the Mufassirun [those that give explanation of the Qur'aan] say, Al-Aalameen ma3naa Al-Ins wal Jinn wa Ghayrihimaa. That which is intended here by Al-Aalameen are humanity and the Jinn and other than these two. From amongst the Aalameen are those things that have Aql [intellect] and those things that dont [ghayru aql] Mankind has Aql [intellect] meaning mankind is an animate being [an alive living being with intellect] Everything in creation is a kind or type of Aalim, you have, Aalimun-Nabaat [plant species or plant world] and Aalimu Al-Hayaawaan [animal species or animal world] an Aalimu Al-Insaan [human species or world]. If you look in the arabic dictionary it usually says, "Al-Khalq Kulluhu" [all of creation is Aalim] Aalimu Islaam [the world of Islaam]
أزيد عالم ؟ (Is the zaid alim?)(Kya zaid aalim hai?)
Meaning is written in book but the difference is not explain.
perhaps you can post exactly what it says insha Allah