Can the relative clause come with both the conjunction "wa" and the pronoun?
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The Shaykh : What do you mean by "can"?
The questioner : Leave out the "wa" and the pronoun?
The Shaykh : It is never permissible, because there must be something to connect it. If you were to say, for example, "Zayd came, 'Amr standing," it is not correct. "Zayd came, the sun rising," it is not correct. Then the author said:
"And as for the state (hal), what is in it may be omitted if it has no grammatical effect."
The questioner : Leave out the "wa" and the pronoun?
The Shaykh : It is never permissible, because there must be something to connect it. If you were to say, for example, "Zayd came, 'Amr standing," it is not correct. "Zayd came, the sun rising," it is not correct. Then the author said:
"And as for the state (hal), what is in it may be omitted if it has no grammatical effect."