Explanation of the words of Ibn Malik (may Allah have mercy on him): "And the nun of the plural and what is connected to it *** so open it, and say that he who pronounced it with kasrah spoke."
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The Shaykh :"And the nun of the plural and what is connected to it" simple, simple
"And the nun of the plural and what is connected to it *** so open it" whether it is raised, genitive, or accusative, its nun is open; you say: al-Muslimun and al-Muslimin
"And say that he who pronounced it with kasrah spoke" meaning, say that he who pronounced the nun with kasrah among the Arabs, meaning, say that he who said al-Muslimin.
"And the nun of the plural and what is connected to it *** so open it" whether it is raised, genitive, or accusative, its nun is open; you say: al-Muslimun and al-Muslimin
"And say that he who pronounced it with kasrah spoke" meaning, say that he who pronounced the nun with kasrah among the Arabs, meaning, say that he who said al-Muslimin.