Reading the words of Ibn Malik (may Allah have mercy on him): "… And the preceding of the news of *laysa* is forbidden, and the complete one is not satisfied with a nominative case.
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The reader: The author (may Allah have mercy on him) said:
"And the preceding of the news of *laysa* is forbidden, and the complete one is not satisfied with a nominative case
And what is other than that is incomplete, and the incompleteness is in *fati'a*, *laysa*, *zala*, and *daiman*—so pause
And the object of the operator does not follow the news, except if an adverb or a preposition is brought
And the hidden *shān* is a noun, if it occurs in a way that suggests what is known to be impossible"
The Shaykh : And it may be added
The reader: "And *kāna* may be added in the middle, as *kāna* is the most correct knowledge of those who came before"
The Shaykh : Yes, and they delete it
The reader: "And they delete it and leave the news, and after *in* and *law*, the omission of this is often known"
The Shaykh : Yes, and after *in*
The reader: "And after *in*, the omission of *mā*"
The Shaykh : from it
The reader: "And after *in*, the omission of *mā* is committed as compensation for it, such as: 'As for you, be near, so approach'
And from a present tense verb for *kāna*"
The Shaykh : Was
The reader: "And from a present tense verb for *kāna*, the *nūn* is deleted, and it is a deletion that is obligatory".
"And the preceding of the news of *laysa* is forbidden, and the complete one is not satisfied with a nominative case
And what is other than that is incomplete, and the incompleteness is in *fati'a*, *laysa*, *zala*, and *daiman*—so pause
And the object of the operator does not follow the news, except if an adverb or a preposition is brought
And the hidden *shān* is a noun, if it occurs in a way that suggests what is known to be impossible"
The Shaykh : And it may be added
The reader: "And *kāna* may be added in the middle, as *kāna* is the most correct knowledge of those who came before"
The Shaykh : Yes, and they delete it
The reader: "And they delete it and leave the news, and after *in* and *law*, the omission of this is often known"
The Shaykh : Yes, and after *in*
The reader: "And after *in*, the omission of *mā*"
The Shaykh : from it
The reader: "And after *in*, the omission of *mā* is committed as compensation for it, such as: 'As for you, be near, so approach'
And from a present tense verb for *kāna*"
The Shaykh : Was
The reader: "And from a present tense verb for *kāna*, the *nūn* is deleted, and it is a deletion that is obligatory".