Q & A's on Arabic Nahw & I'raab

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asadxyz said:
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What is the difference between meaning of these two sentences ?
لا أشرب القهوة
ما أشرب القهوة

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Wa alaykum as salaam,

I was hoping someone else'll share their knoweldge with us and answer or attempt to answer this question.. :hmm:

But, these lil questions are tricky though.

1) The laa' there is Laa an-naafiyah? (Meaning; I don't drink coffee "Abadan")

2) And the "maa" here maa ta'mal shayy?

That's really random, it's either the one that doesn't do anything orrr it's naafiyah too but this time it means , I usually drink qahwah but not this time?
 
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lolz we all need muraaja3ah sis...

How about laa is naafiyah like u said and maybe maa could be mawsoulah,so it would be alladhee ashrab hiya (hiya could be muqadarrah) al-gahwa?

wassalaamu alaykum
 
amirah_87 said:
Wa alaykum as salaam,

I was hoping someone else'll share their knoweldge with us and answer or attempt to answer this question.. :hmm:

But, these lil questions are tricky though.

1) The laa' there is Laa an-naafiyah? (Meaning; I don't drink coffee "Abadan")

2) And the "maa" here maa ta'mal shayy?

That's really random, it's either the one that doesn't do anything orrr it's naafiyah too but this time it means , I usually drink qahwah but not this time?
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:bravo: :bravo: :clever:
لا أشرب القهوة = I do not drink coffee (negation of habit)
ما أشرب القهوة = I am not drinking coffee now (negation of present only)
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Now the next question :
What is the difference in meaning??
  1. لم تذهب = Lam Tadhhab
  2. لمّا تذهب = Lamma Tadhhab

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asadxyz said:
:sl:
:bravo: :bravo: :clever:
لا أشرب القهوة = I do not drink coffee (negation of habit)
ما أشرب القهوة = I am not drinking coffee now (negation of present only)
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I got it right!! :D

:Alhumdill
 
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What is the difference in meaning ?
لَيَكْتُبُ = La,yaktubu
لَيَكْتُبَنَّ = La,yaktubanna

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There is not a verb in Arabic on vazn ' Anfaala'. So, the 'ANKASARA' not available in Arabic verbs.
 
hmm- an is masdariyah and kasara is verb from thulathy mujarrad
hence an kasara

inkasara is from infi-aal thulathi mazeedfeeh
 
asadxyz said:
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What is the difference in meanings ?
انكسر =Inkasara
انكسر = Ankasara
??
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:sl:
انكسر =Inkasara = means "it broke"
انكسر = Ankasara = means "Did it break?"
Analysis of the second word :
In fact it is " أأنكسر؟" .So it has two "Hamzaas"
First = Hamza istifhami for question
Second = Hamzatul wasl which is part of "Inkasara" (Infiaal )
Second Hamza is usually dropped in such questioning ,so it became "Ankasara"
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Wa alaykum as salaam,

^ I'll take a wild guess on that one.

The first one's: The man's house?

& the second is tricky; does the first word come from the fi'il bayyata or is it muthannaa for bayt?

Sorry for the late reply.

I have a quick question to ask here; Can someone please put me out of my misery fast!

In the Hadith "Innamal-a'maalu bin-niyyaat"

What Maa' is that?
 
amirah_87 said:
Wa alaykum as salaam,

^ I'll take a wild guess on that one.

The first one's: The man's house?

& the second is tricky; does the first word come from the fi'il bayyata or is it muthannaa for bayt?

Sorry for the late reply.

I have a quick question to ask here; Can someone please put me out of my misery fast!

In the Hadith "Innamal-a'maalu bin-niyyaat"

What Maa' is that?
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salams
been a long time
ok baytaa in muthana the noon has been taken out due to izafat

in the hadith maa is kaafah i.e. it stops the amal of inna and also used for takeed.
hope that helps:D
 
Wa alaykum as salaam,

7ayyaakAllaah.

I can't believe I forgot the rule of "Hadf an-Nuun 'indal idhaafa" imsad Jazaakillaah khair for the Mudhaakarah.

With the Innamaa I was thinking it was Zaa'idah cause "A'amaalu" is marfuu'. Can you give me a quick recap on Maa'ul Kaafah. Is it the same as Zaa'idah or is there a difference?

BaarakAllaah feek
 
amirah_87 said:
Wa alaykum as salaam,

7ayyaakAllaah.

I can't believe I forgot the rule of "Hadf an-Nuun 'indal idhaafa" imsad Jazaakillaah khair for the Mudhaakarah.

With the Innamaa I was thinking it was Zaa'idah cause "A'amaalu" is marfuu'. Can you give me a quick recap on Maa'ul Kaafah. Is it the same as Zaa'idah or is there a difference?

BaarakAllaah feek
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some do call it zaidah however you must remember that arabic is free from hashw( useless words in a sentence ).. best to call it kaffa as it stops the amal of inna hence the ism after is marfu
:D
 

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