If the brother is mentioned between two proper nouns, is it permissible to use both the nominative and accusative cases in the vocative?
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The student: Is the brother like it?
The Shaykh : By Allah, it appears to be the same, but they did not mention the brother; they mentioned the son. However, it appears to be the same: brother, maternal uncle, and perhaps all kinship terms appear to be the same, but you need to review the detailed books that specify this. Yes.
The student: Here in the marginal note, it says: son and daughter.
The Shaykh : And no other?
The student: It says: son and daughter, that is what it says.
The Shaykh : Yes.
The student: As for the maternal uncle or ...
The Shaykh : Yes, no, they said that it is the same; they said it is the same, that it includes the sister, the maternal aunt, and the paternal aunt.
"Azid ibn Sa'id, do not be weak".
The Shaykh : By Allah, it appears to be the same, but they did not mention the brother; they mentioned the son. However, it appears to be the same: brother, maternal uncle, and perhaps all kinship terms appear to be the same, but you need to review the detailed books that specify this. Yes.
The student: Here in the marginal note, it says: son and daughter.
The Shaykh : And no other?
The student: It says: son and daughter, that is what it says.
The Shaykh : Yes.
The student: As for the maternal uncle or ...
The Shaykh : Yes, no, they said that it is the same; they said it is the same, that it includes the sister, the maternal aunt, and the paternal aunt.
"Azid ibn Sa'id, do not be weak".