Does the preposition enter upon the kasrah-marked *in*?
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The Shaykh : The preposition cannot enter upon anything other than the fathah-marked *an*, because the kasrah-marked *in* is not reduced to a verbal noun, and the preposition does not enter upon anything that is not reduced to a verbal noun.
The questioner : ...
The Shaykh : Yes
The questioner : The answer to the oath.
The Shaykh : I swore that, I swore that Zayd is standing, or you say, I swore *in* that Zayd is standing. If you say *an* that Zayd is [standing], you can assume the *ba*, but if you say *in* that Zayd is [standing], you cannot assume it. Yes.
The questioner : ...
The Shaykh : Yes
The questioner : The answer to the oath.
The Shaykh : I swore that, I swore that Zayd is standing, or you say, I swore *in* that Zayd is standing. If you say *an* that Zayd is [standing], you can assume the *ba*, but if you say *in* that Zayd is [standing], you cannot assume it. Yes.