Continuation of the explanation of the author's (may Allah have mercy on him) statement: "… And as for the kasrah, it is the sign of the genitive case…"
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The Shaykh :[At-Tahrim 66:5] What is this?
The student: Correct.
The Shaykh : It is known that it is correct; there is no issue. No one, I mean, the Qur'an does not need [explanation]; the entire Qur'an is correct. But how did he say:
The student: Plural of femininity
The Shaykh : Thibat is a plural of femininity. So what is it declined with?
The student: With the kasrah
The Shaykh : With the kasrah. Abkara is a broken plural.
The student: It is declined with the fathah
The Shaykh : It is declined with the fathah. Is that clear? Good. This is the sound plural of femininity.
Perhaps his Lord, if he divorced you [all], would substitute for him wives better than you - submitting [to Allah], believing, devoutly obedient, repentant, worshipping, and traveling - [ones] previously married and virgins.
عسى ربه إن طلقكن أن يبدله أزواجا خيرا منكن مسلماتٍ مؤمناتٍ قانتاتٍ تائباتٍ عابداتٍ سائحاتٍ ثيباتٍ وأبكارًاWidows and virgins
ثيباتٍ وأبكارًاThe student: Correct.
The Shaykh : It is known that it is correct; there is no issue. No one, I mean, the Qur'an does not need [explanation]; the entire Qur'an is correct. But how did he say:
Widows and virgins
ثيباتٍ وأبكارًاThe student: Plural of femininity
The Shaykh : Thibat is a plural of femininity. So what is it declined with?
The student: With the kasrah
The Shaykh : With the kasrah. Abkara is a broken plural.
The student: It is declined with the fathah
The Shaykh : It is declined with the fathah. Is that clear? Good. This is the sound plural of femininity.