Who said that the Arabs intended a state of existence or stability in the case of the preposition and the genitive?
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The questioner : I say: Who said that the Arabs intended a state of existence or stability when mentioning the preposition and the genitive?
The Shaykh : You know that when scholars establish a rule and say that it must be either a singular noun or a sentence, they say that the Arabs intend this by necessity. Is Zayd with you? That means he is in a state of existence with you.
The Shaykh : You know that when scholars establish a rule and say that it must be either a singular noun or a sentence, they say that the Arabs intend this by necessity. Is Zayd with you? That means he is in a state of existence with you.