In the active sentence = we wanted the presence of *subject*, *subject*
*faal* = was raised, which means its ending is -ٌ, -ٌ an, stem, on, ato,
It is located in Athens.
*object* = it ends with an assigned sign
It comes from Athens.
*Majruri signs*= that this sign of Majruri is for two characters and Majruri, and additional
Mimoud, which includes A, En, Ain, Tain,
This is Athens
*beginner* was also the first noun that started the sentence
*Khabar* was either a noun, or news was a *verb, or it was an event, or it was news.
We have a series of Arabs (movements) in Arabic
*Arabs include*=main and secondary
If ا, ا, و, ان, إن, ون, comes at the end of a noun, it is *original* in Arabic, such as Al-Katb, Al-Katb, Al-Katb, Al-Katb, Al-Katb, Al-Katb.
If the ending of the noun is *Arabic, we call it *Marfoo*
We call him Marfu’ al-Damah, like = scribe
We say that it is related to Tanween Dhammah
Like a writer
Now, if the ending of the noun is a, ah, we said that it is *the original Arab*
which we call A *appointed to conquer* the scribe
And we say “Appointed to Tanvin Fatah” like a scribe
Now if the ending of the noun is ا, ا
We say to A
We say to A.
We have an Arab named *Fari*
which inside the raised sign includes it, tan, it, ato, aten,
are
that we have nothing to do with it, you, it, they, we look before them,
Those, when we remove their bread, it will be *referred to the sub-alpha*, for example, we delete the writers of the bread, it will be transferred to the sub-alpha.
The ending of the noun was “I have nothing to do with non”.
So in the raised signs
We say to him
we say to A
We call it “Tan”
We call it
We call Ato, Aton
In the designated signs that include (A, A, Ain, Tain, Ina, Ate, Aten)
We call A *appointed to Fatah*
We call him * appointed to Tanvin Fatah *
Ayin, Tain, now those who have bread, we have nothing to do with their bread, we pay attention to bread first.
Ain-e, Tain-e, In-e are called *assigned to the subordinate
Ate, Athens becomes *appointed to Ate and appointed to Athens*
Example=
I have nothing to do with the secretary, he will be assigned to the sub
I don’t have a scribe, he will be assigned to a subordinate.
*Sign of necessity*:
which includes A, A, Ain, Tain, In, At, Aten
To which I say *prone to deficit*
that I say to A, “I am obliged to make Tanvin Kareh”
I say this to Ain-e, Tin-e.
Ate, Majror to Ate, Athens, Majror to Athens sub
Majruri sign = *either it is a jar and a majruri, or it is an addition*
which is shared with the assigned sign
That is, it is shared with Ain, Tain, In, At, Aten
If it takes the role of jar, majrur and mozaf aliyah, we call it *majrur*
But if he does not take these two roles
we call it *assigned*
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