Explanation of the words of Ibn Malik (may Allah have mercy on him): "And the feminine suffix is obligatory for a verb with a hidden pronoun *** attached, or one that implies a female with a vulva."
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The Shaykh : Then he said:
"And the feminine suffix is obligatory for a verb with a hidden pronoun *** attached, or one that implies a female with a vulva"
The feminine suffix is obligatory for the subject. "Fi'l" means: the object of the verb. "Mutasil" means: an attribute of a hidden pronoun. Or "mufhim" means: or a verb that implies a female with a vulva. "Al-hir" is the vulva. From this is his saying in the hadith: meaning: the vulva. He (may Allah have mercy on him) informed us that the feminine suffix following the past tense is obligatory in two cases: the first case is when the subject is an attached pronoun, and the second case is when the subject is a female with a vulva, meaning: a female who has a vulva, meaning: a female who has a vulva. This includes the children of Adam and other than the children of Adam. Pay attention! The feminization of the verb with the feminine suffix is obligatory in two places: the first is when the subject is an attached pronoun, and the second is what? When the subject is a real female, which is one who has a vulva. An example of this is when you say: Hind stood up. Is the feminization obligatory?
The student: Yes.
The Shaykh : It is obligatory. Why?
The student: Because she is one who has a vulva.
The Shaykh : Because Hind is from those who have vulvas or from those who have vulvas. Now, if you say: The camel stood up. "Al-ba'ir" is a generic name, so they said: it is permissible in it to say "The camel stood up" and "The camel stood up." Now, if I say: The camel stood up?
The student: It is obligatory.
The Shaykh : The feminization of the verb is obligatory. Why? Because the pronoun is attached, and it is known that the hidden pronoun is attached and more so. Then he said: "And separation may permit leaving off the suffix" We stop here because this is a new topic, and Allah knows best.
"And the feminine suffix is obligatory for a verb with a hidden pronoun *** attached, or one that implies a female with a vulva"
The feminine suffix is obligatory for the subject. "Fi'l" means: the object of the verb. "Mutasil" means: an attribute of a hidden pronoun. Or "mufhim" means: or a verb that implies a female with a vulva. "Al-hir" is the vulva. From this is his saying in the hadith:
They make lawful the free person and silk
يستحلّون الحر والحريرThe student: Yes.
The Shaykh : It is obligatory. Why?
The student: Because she is one who has a vulva.
The Shaykh : Because Hind is from those who have vulvas or from those who have vulvas. Now, if you say: The camel stood up. "Al-ba'ir" is a generic name, so they said: it is permissible in it to say "The camel stood up" and "The camel stood up." Now, if I say: The camel stood up?
The student: It is obligatory.
The Shaykh : The feminization of the verb is obligatory. Why? Because the pronoun is attached, and it is known that the hidden pronoun is attached and more so. Then he said: "And separation may permit leaving off the suffix" We stop here because this is a new topic, and Allah knows best.