Explanation of the summary of the previous three verses.
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The Shaykh : Now, the summary of the three verses, and I think some people... yes, since it is always built and attached to the addition, either in wording or in meaning, is that not so?
The student: Yes.
The Shaykh : Now, "And if they intend, it may be singular, since" if we remove the addition from it in wording, it must be tanweened. What is like "idh" in meaning, does it contradict it? Is it added to sentences permissibly or obligatorily?
The student: Permissibly.
The Shaykh : Permissibly, my brothers. "Add permissibly". Is it built or not built? It is permissible for it to be inflected and permissible for it to be built. It is permissible for it to be inflected and built, but if it is added to a built word, the building is preferred, and if it is added to an inflected word, the inflection is preferred. Is that clear?
The student: Yes.
The Shaykh : This is the summary of the research, yes?
The student: Yes.
The Shaykh : Now, "And if they intend, it may be singular, since" if we remove the addition from it in wording, it must be tanweened. What is like "idh" in meaning, does it contradict it? Is it added to sentences permissibly or obligatorily?
The student: Permissibly.
The Shaykh : Permissibly, my brothers. "Add permissibly". Is it built or not built? It is permissible for it to be inflected and permissible for it to be built. It is permissible for it to be inflected and built, but if it is added to a built word, the building is preferred, and if it is added to an inflected word, the inflection is preferred. Is that clear?
The student: Yes.
The Shaykh : This is the summary of the research, yes?