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The Shaykh : And the summary of the lesson now is that nouns are divided into two categories: those that are inflected and those that are uninflected. The default is inflection, otherwise it is uninflection?
The student: Declension.
The Shaykh : The default is inflection, and the evidence that the default is inflection is that it does not require a condition, whereas the uninflected requires a condition. Good.
Nouns are divided into inflected and uninflected. The inflected is that whose ending changes according to the grammatical factors, and the uninflected is that whose ending does not change according to the grammatical factors.
The uninflected nouns are six categories, which Ibn Malik mentioned: pronouns, conditional nouns, interrogative nouns, demonstrative nouns, verbal nouns, and relative nouns. The reason for their uninflection is their resemblance to particles. The resemblance to particles is of types: structural resemblance, semantic resemblance, need-based resemblance, and representative resemblance. These are the types of resemblance that Ibn Malik (may Allah have mercy on him) mentioned. Then he said: "And the inflected nouns". It ended. Yes.
The student: Declension.
The Shaykh : The default is inflection, and the evidence that the default is inflection is that it does not require a condition, whereas the uninflected requires a condition. Good.
Nouns are divided into inflected and uninflected. The inflected is that whose ending changes according to the grammatical factors, and the uninflected is that whose ending does not change according to the grammatical factors.
The uninflected nouns are six categories, which Ibn Malik mentioned: pronouns, conditional nouns, interrogative nouns, demonstrative nouns, verbal nouns, and relative nouns. The reason for their uninflection is their resemblance to particles. The resemblance to particles is of types: structural resemblance, semantic resemblance, need-based resemblance, and representative resemblance. These are the types of resemblance that Ibn Malik (may Allah have mercy on him) mentioned. Then he said: "And the inflected nouns". It ended. Yes.