about the meaning of the verse: "Ifrad idh wa ma ka'idh ma'na ka'idh . . ."?
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The student: And he indicated by his statement: "And what is like 'idh' in meaning is like 'idh'" because what was like 'idh' in being a past time adverb that is not deleted ... its meaning is present tense.
The Shaykh : Yes.
The student: A past time adverb that is not deleted ... its attachment is to a deleted word.
The Shaykh : The addition of the past tense, according to the related matter, is what it is according to the word to which it is added.
The student: And he also gave as an example "idh Zayd qayyim" (when Zayd was standing) and "idh qama Zayd" (when Zayd stood up).
The Shaykh : That is because their intention is: when does it become a past time adverb? When the governing verb in it is past tense, when the governing verb in it is past tense.
The student: The first verb.
The Shaykh : The first one, and what is the number of the verse?
"Addition to the sentences".
The student: ... .
The Shaykh : Yes.
The student: A past time adverb that is not deleted ... its attachment is to a deleted word.
The Shaykh : The addition of the past tense, according to the related matter, is what it is according to the word to which it is added.
The student: And he also gave as an example "idh Zayd qayyim" (when Zayd was standing) and "idh qama Zayd" (when Zayd stood up).
The Shaykh : That is because their intention is: when does it become a past time adverb? When the governing verb in it is past tense, when the governing verb in it is past tense.
The student: The first verb.
The Shaykh : The first one, and what is the number of the verse?
"Addition to the sentences".
The student: ... .