Reading the words of Ibn Malik (may Allah have mercy on him): "The object of accompaniment is in the accusative case, following the particle 'waw' (and), as an object of accompaniment *** in phrases like 'I will go, and the road will hasten me' with what precedes from the verb and its like"
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The reader: In the name of Allah, the Most Gracious, the Most Merciful.
The author (may Allah have mercy on him) said: "The object of accompaniment"
The Shaykh : ...
The reader: "It is in the accusative case, following the particle 'waw' (and), as an object of accompaniment *** in phrases like 'I will go, and the road will hasten me'
with what precedes from the verb and its like. *** This accusative case is not due to the 'waw' in the more correct opinion regarding the statement.
And after the interrogative 'ma' (what) or 'kayfa' (how), it is in the accusative case due to a hidden verb of existence according to some Arabs.
And conjunction is more correct if it can be done without weakness. *** And the accusative case is preferred when the conjunction is weak.
And the accusative case is obligatory if conjunction is not permissible, *** or if one assumes a hidden operator, it is made accusative."
The author (may Allah have mercy on him) said: "The object of accompaniment"
The Shaykh : ...
The reader: "It is in the accusative case, following the particle 'waw' (and), as an object of accompaniment *** in phrases like 'I will go, and the road will hasten me'
with what precedes from the verb and its like. *** This accusative case is not due to the 'waw' in the more correct opinion regarding the statement.
And after the interrogative 'ma' (what) or 'kayfa' (how), it is in the accusative case due to a hidden verb of existence according to some Arabs.
And conjunction is more correct if it can be done without weakness. *** And the accusative case is preferred when the conjunction is weak.
And the accusative case is obligatory if conjunction is not permissible, *** or if one assumes a hidden operator, it is made accusative."