Explanation of Ibn Malik’s (may Allah have mercy on him) statement: The Transitivity of the Verbal Noun

The Shaykh : This chapter concerns the transitivity of the verbal noun. The verbal noun was previously defined for us as the name for the meaning of the verb other than time, such as: *amnan* (safety) from *amana* (to be safe), *darban* (a strike) from *dhaba* (to strike), *aklan* (eating) from *akala* (to eat), *shurban* (drinking) from *shariba* (to drink), and so on. We can take other examples.
The student: Many.

The Shaykh : Many. Good. The verbal noun functions like its verb, but with conditions.