Reading the words of Ibn Malik (may Allah have mercy on him): "… And a single word comes, and a sentence comes *** containing the meaning for which it was brought, and if it is its meaning, it suffices ***"
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The reader: He said -may Allah have mercy on him- in: "The Chapter of the Beginning:
And a single word comes, and a sentence comes *** containing the meaning for which it was brought
And if it is its meaning, it suffices *** with it, like my saying: 'Allah is sufficient for me and He suffices'
And the static single word is empty, and if *** it is derived, it has a hidden pronoun
And I make it explicit absolutely where it follows *** what its meaning is not established for
And they inform with a preposition or a preposition of genitive *** intending a meaning that exists or is established
And a time noun does not become a predicate *** about a body, and if it conveys, then inform".
And a single word comes, and a sentence comes *** containing the meaning for which it was brought
And if it is its meaning, it suffices *** with it, like my saying: 'Allah is sufficient for me and He suffices'
And the static single word is empty, and if *** it is derived, it has a hidden pronoun
And I make it explicit absolutely where it follows *** what its meaning is not established for
And they inform with a preposition or a preposition of genitive *** intending a meaning that exists or is established
And a time noun does not become a predicate *** about a body, and if it conveys, then inform".