Reading from Ibn 'Aqil's commentary (may Allah have mercy on him): " . . .
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The reader: The author (may Allah have mercy on him) said: " 'Af'ilah: the plural of every masculine four-letter noun whose third letter is a long vowel " .
The Shaykh : A long vowel.
The reader: " Whose third letter is a long vowel, such as: qadhāl and aqdhilah, and raghaif and araghaf, and 'amūd and a'midah. The form 'af'ilah is also used for the plural of a doubled noun, or a noun with a weak final letter, derived from the forms fa'āl or fi'āl, such as batat and abtah, and zammām and azimmah, and qubā' and aqbiyah, and finā' and afnī' " .
Is this what he mentioned, the Shaykh, for the one who comes after him?
The Shaykh : Yes.
The reader: We did not take it, I did not explain it.
The Shaykh : Ahmar and hamrā.
The Shaykh : A long vowel.
The reader: " Whose third letter is a long vowel, such as: qadhāl and aqdhilah, and raghaif and araghaf, and 'amūd and a'midah. The form 'af'ilah is also used for the plural of a doubled noun, or a noun with a weak final letter, derived from the forms fa'āl or fi'āl, such as batat and abtah, and zammām and azimmah, and qubā' and aqbiyah, and finā' and afnī' " .
Is this what he mentioned, the Shaykh, for the one who comes after him?
The Shaykh : Yes.
The reader: We did not take it, I did not explain it.
The Shaykh : Ahmar and hamrā.