How is the movement of the preposition when it is attached to a letter or a noun?
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The questioner : Open.
The Shaykh : It comes with an open vowel (fathah) with the pronouns: it comes with an open vowel: for you, for him, for her.
The student: But here with a noun?
The Shaykh : With a noun, I told you: its original state is with an open vowel (fathah), its original state is with an open vowel, because when the one being called is as if it is attached to the yaa, as if it is a pronoun, it became as if it is a pronoun.
The student : O Shaykh ...
The Shaykh : Yes, how?
The student: ...
The Shaykh : It is built on a closed vowel (dammah) in the position of accusative, or not? O Zayd: it is built on a closed vowel (dammah) in the position of accusative.
The Shaykh : It comes with an open vowel (fathah) with the pronouns: it comes with an open vowel: for you, for him, for her.
The student: But here with a noun?
The Shaykh : With a noun, I told you: its original state is with an open vowel (fathah), its original state is with an open vowel, because when the one being called is as if it is attached to the yaa, as if it is a pronoun, it became as if it is a pronoun.
The student : O Shaykh ...
The Shaykh : Yes, how?
The student: ...
The Shaykh : It is built on a closed vowel (dammah) in the position of accusative, or not? O Zayd: it is built on a closed vowel (dammah) in the position of accusative.