A question about what the relative pronoun is built upon?
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The questioner : First: You mentioned previously that if it means the name ... is built on ... the open vowel, and if its end is a yaa or an alif, it is built on?
The Shaykh : Sukun, of course.
The questioner : If its end is an alif or a yaa!
The Shaykh : It is built on sukun, yes, because there is nothing else, right?
The student: May Allah reward you. The one that is raised (marfu') is built on the alif ... is it only on its end?
The Shaykh : No, because the alif is the marker of inflection, so the building is on the marker of inflection.
The Shaykh : Sukun, of course.
The questioner : If its end is an alif or a yaa!
The Shaykh : It is built on sukun, yes, because there is nothing else, right?
The student: May Allah reward you. The one that is raised (marfu') is built on the alif ... is it only on its end?
The Shaykh : No, because the alif is the marker of inflection, so the building is on the marker of inflection.