A discussion previously taken from the chapter on the descriptive noun (sifat mushabbahah) as a name of the agent.
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The student: If it is preceded by the definite article.
The Shaykh : Or if it is attached to a noun preceded by the definite article.
The student: It permits the nominative, accusative, and genitive cases.
The Shaykh : And the genitive, nominative, and accusative cases, it is the same whether it is preceded by the definite article.
The student: Or if it is without it.
The Shaykh : Or if it is without the definite article, and when is the genitive case prohibited?
The student: I have not reviewed it.
The Shaykh : I have not reviewed it, when, O Abd al-Rahman?
The student: The genitive case is prohibited if it is preceded by the definite article and attached to a noun that is not preceded by the definite article.
The Shaykh :" And do not drag the hem of your garment on the ground out of arrogance
And from the addition of what follows it"
If it is preceded by the definite article and what follows it is not preceded by the definite article nor attached to a noun preceded by the definite article, is it prohibited?
The student: Genitive case.
The Shaykh : Yes, good, shall we read the explanation?
The Shaykh : Or if it is attached to a noun preceded by the definite article.
The student: It permits the nominative, accusative, and genitive cases.
The Shaykh : And the genitive, nominative, and accusative cases, it is the same whether it is preceded by the definite article.
The student: Or if it is without it.
The Shaykh : Or if it is without the definite article, and when is the genitive case prohibited?
The student: I have not reviewed it.
The Shaykh : I have not reviewed it, when, O Abd al-Rahman?
The student: The genitive case is prohibited if it is preceded by the definite article and attached to a noun that is not preceded by the definite article.
The Shaykh :" And do not drag the hem of your garment on the ground out of arrogance
And from the addition of what follows it"
If it is preceded by the definite article and what follows it is not preceded by the definite article nor attached to a noun preceded by the definite article, is it prohibited?
The student: Genitive case.
The Shaykh : Yes, good, shall we read the explanation?