Explanation of the words of Ibn Malik (may Allah have mercy on him): "And after 'kull' they affirmed with 'bi-ajma'a' *** 'jama'a' 'ajma'in' then 'juma'a'."
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The Shaykh :"And after 'kull' they affirmed with 'bi-ajma'a' *** 'jama'a' 'ajma'in' then 'juma'a'":
"And after 'kull' they affirmed with 'bi-ajma'a', and with 'jama'a', and with 'bi-ajma'in', and with 'juma'a.' He says: The people came, all of them. What is it?
The student: 'Ajma'in.
The Shaykh : 'Ajma, "they affirmed with 'bi-ajma'a'".
'Jama'a': The entire tribe came, 'jama'a'.
'Ajma'in': The people came, all of them, 'ajma'in'.
'Juma'a': The women came, all of them, 'juma'a'. Yes, but they affirmed after 'kull', after 'kull'.
"And after 'kull' they affirmed with 'bi-ajma'a', and with 'jama'a', and with 'bi-ajma'in', and with 'juma'a.' He says: The people came, all of them. What is it?
The student: 'Ajma'in.
The Shaykh : 'Ajma, "they affirmed with 'bi-ajma'a'".
'Jama'a': The entire tribe came, 'jama'a'.
'Ajma'in': The people came, all of them, 'ajma'in'.
'Juma'a': The women came, all of them, 'juma'a'. Yes, but they affirmed after 'kull', after 'kull'.