What is the meaning of the descriptive adjective (sifat mushabbahah)?
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The questioner : Shaykh, regarding the descriptive adjective (sifat mushabbahah), could you clarify it—may Allah reward you with good—by giving an example?
The Shaykh : Yes, the descriptive adjective (sifat mushabbahah): if you say, "Zayd is handsome," that is a descriptive adjective, meaning it is neither a present participle (ism fa'il) nor a past participle (ism maf'ul), or if you say, "Zayd is a doer of good deeds," for example.
The Shaykh : Yes, the descriptive adjective (sifat mushabbahah): if you say, "Zayd is handsome," that is a descriptive adjective, meaning it is neither a present participle (ism fa'il) nor a past participle (ism maf'ul), or if you say, "Zayd is a doer of good deeds," for example.